Sentence examples for instances of reports from inspiring English sources

However, there are repeated instances of reports concerning fluid movements in the brain that have not been careful to distinguish between tracer fluxes and net fluxes of water and hence have incorrectly identified rates of secretion, filtration, absorption or flow of CSF and ISF (e.g. [ 65– 72]).

He added: "The review did find that there were instances of reporting errors and delays in addressing contractual compliance issues.

"There were instances of reporting that was not done in a complete and timely manner, and we are addressing these shortcomings," Mr. Donovan said.

Summer-born children – defined as those born between May and August and so little over four when they begin school – were perceived by teachers to have lower levels of language ability and have more instances of reported language and behaviour problems.

The Ibrox club said several instances of reporting on Rangers from the BBC had been "neither accurate or fair".

In 2011, she and a group of researchers at Berkeley's Center for Social Services Research released a study tracking instances of reported and substantiated child maltreatment for more than two million babies born in California between 1999 and 2002.

The case of a woman gang-raped on a bus in New Delhi on Dec. 16, 2012, resulted in convictions for the perpetrators; but for most instances of reported rape in India's capital, the case never gets that far.

Where previously we recorded and took action against one instance of reported domestic violence per quarter, we are now taking action against 18 reports.

Several guards spoke of a handful of instances of guards reporting for duty drunk and being sent home, but not being disciplined.

That investigation found no instances of false reporting, ABC said, but did uncover four details about operations and meetings in Pakistan that could not be confirmed.

For example, under the heading "False or unsubstantiated statements", they and others give several instances of inadequate reporting of results and of tests that were made.