Sentence examples for implications of reporting from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile a group of Conservative MPs has urged the Guardian to take responsibility for the security implications of reporting the information and "act accordingly".

We also discuss the methodological implications of reporting on personal experiences and describing the behaviour of others.

This strategy of broadly studying exposure without an identified health outcome is atypical in public health studies perhaps because health officials are uncomfortable dealing with the uncertain action implications of reporting on exposure without an established tie to health but it has received strong scientific and public interest (e.g., Betts 2003; Cone 2003).

Preoperative imaging for resectable periampullary cancer: clinicopathologic implications of reported radiographic findings.

Clinicopathologic implications of reported CT findings were evaluated.There were 155 pancreatic ductal adenocarcinomas (PDA) and 47 non-pancreatic PAs.

An implication of this model for the presentation of results of PA trials is that researchers should consider reporting increases in PA by baseline PA level, as otherwise the health implications of reported increases in activity are unclear.

Conclusions Health inequalities are most commonly reported using only relative measures of effect, which may influence readers' judgments of the magnitude, direction, significance, and implications of reported health inequalities.

The above comments may have implications for reporting of studies of complex interventions.

(5) Monitoring the quality of implications and reporting of trials was difficult because of the lack of clinical trial registration, and publication bias may exist.

Overall the majority of survey respondents felt uncertain about their ability to understand the implications of the reported variants based on the genetics reports they were presented with.

The implications of the reported findings for resistance management strategies are discussed.