Sentence examples for in terms of reported from inspiring English sources

The reliance on self-reporting, both in terms of reported behaviour change and the use of the Kerrods packs, is a potential limitation.

The current epidemic is bigger than all previous Ebola epidemics put together in terms of reported cases and deaths.

In spite of the impressive development achieved throughout these years, especially in terms of reported power conversion efficiencies, there are still important technological and fundamental obstacles to circumvent before they can be implemented into reliable and long-lasting applications.

Two other moderate House members also said they remained opposed: Rep. Frank LoBiando (R-N.J). tweeted that he had "seen nothing in terms of reported possible changes to American Health Care Act warranting reconsideration". And Rep. Leonard Lance (R-N.J). said changes to community rating would undermine protections for those with preexisting conditions.

The heterogeneity is also strong in terms of reported and true balances of the statement of financial performance.

The GMV was up 9percentt over a year ago in terms of reported numbers, but with currency exchange adjustments it was up only 6percentt.

The demands of each differ in terms of reporting frequency, degree of allocation, nature of cost variability, system scope, and degree of objectivity (see the Exhibit).

'He was the celeb of the week,' says the Village Voice's Amy Taubin, 'both in terms of reporting about him and people reporting to each other.

So there's a peculiar imbalance in terms of reporting that is clearly inappropriate in relation to the relative harms of ecstasy compared with other drugs.

I came away with huge admiration for many of the parents and kids and for Solomon himself; he's so smart and sympathetic, and he left no stone unturned in terms of reporting and researching.

But right away my first thoughts would turn to the Web and getting the full force of what The Times can do analytically, and in terms of reporting the news, up on the Web site and on mobile.