Sentence examples for inappropriate reporting from inspiring English sources

Speaking after attending a community meeting about the fatal shooting of 29-year-old Jermaine Baker, the MP for Tottenham said "inappropriate" reporting about the case was whipping up tension.

The army closed down Cherry's TV station for a month after the coup for "inappropriate reporting" and later gave it a yellow card, referee-style, to warn that it would be closed down again if it went too far.

An exaggeration of the treatment effect in single RCTs by inappropriate reporting has also consequences for subsequent meta-analyses, considered to be the highest level of evidence-based medicine and often guiding our clinical practise.

Inappropriate reporting makes the sound application of study findings into clinical practice difficult, if not impossible.

Although inappropriate reporting does not always reflect on weak trial conduct, 59 some studies such as Pildal et al, 12 found that most trials with unclear allocation concealment had also unclear allocation concealment in their protocol.

2 Thus, despite the efforts made to improve reporting of RCTs such as introducing the CONSORT Statement, there is still inappropriate reporting and implementation of these important characteristics in RCTs.

In mid-October a higher court referred the case for re-sentencing, saying the punishment was "clearly inappropriate," reported Xinhua, the state-run news agency.

A directive from August 25 requires that Chinese websites delete specific essays about the crash, while in June the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film, and Television instructed TV and radio stations to "rationally lead market expectations to prevent inappropriate reports from causing the market to spike or crash".

If a penguin who is 'committing a crime' is doing something inappropriate, report them immediately.

He has selected instances of factual errors, grammatical mistakes and inappropriate court reporting.

Last fall, a Senate report concluded that these centers have produced mostly "irrelevant, useless or inappropriate intelligence reporting".