Sentence examples for irregular reporting from inspiring English sources

Two interagency task forces in Kabul and one in Washington, the State Department representative on Afghanistan and Pakistan, require regular (and irregular) reporting.

But Glass's highly irregular reporting practices gradually come to light when new editor Chuck Lane Peter Sarsgaardd) steps up to replace Kelly.

Current weaknesses in Health Information Management Systems include incomplete and irregular reporting, data transmission, and compilation of indicators.

Other challenges included shortage of IDSR reporting forms, irregular reporting, lack of regular access to consulting room registers, inadequate staff, overburdening of staff and inadequate funding.

Due to irregular reporting since the start of the crisis (Syrian Arab Red Crescent Bulletin [ 7]), regular reporting of overall affected population figures with sporadic IDP estimates (UNICEF's Syria Crisis Bi-Weekly Humanitarian Situation Report [ 8]), or cross-citation between documents (OCHA documents [ 9– 11]), figures reported by ACAPS were determined to be the most consistently reliable.

This treatment of the data led to the conclusion that the spectral changes can be interpreted only by assuming five independent absorbing species, which could be uniformly detected during both the regular and irregular reduction reported in our recent work.

In Part II of this series of papers, we will show that conventional LDPC codes, such as regular LDPC codes with uniform column weight of 3 and optimized irregular ones reported in literature, actually perform poorly with noncoherent differential detection.

Since these children were developmentally normal and had no irregular findings reported from MRI, we considered that they were representative of the normal population.

The complaint is eerily parallel to one from a case discussed in "Moral Mazes," where an accountant was dismissed because he insisted on reporting "irregular payments, doctored invoices, and shuffling numbers".

> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> Reportirregularular periods was associated with higher odds of atopic asthma and atopy alone but not with nonatopic asthma in this historical cohort.

For comparison purposes, we obtained from WHO the weekly numbers of new cases of SARS from four areas that had ongoing SARS transmission in the Western Pacific Region; China was excluded because of its irregular pattern of reporting.