Sentence examples for justification and reporting from inspiring English sources
Our 'solution' is thus for journals and reviewers to mandate adequate AR justification and reporting in manuscripts [ 1, 6].
Therefore, changes proposed to currently validated processes usually require justification and are reported to the US FDA for approval.
Justification was leaked and reported but never officially published.
Results There were significant improvements in five of 14 reporting criteria: identification as cluster randomised; justification for cluster randomisation; reporting whether outcome assessments were blind; reporting the number of clusters randomised; and reporting the number of clusters lost to follow-up.
Sadly, the people around Clark have heard enough of his Superman justification, and his reporting on the topic has been called puff by Bruce Wayne.
16 More encouraging is a study of 253 randomised trials published in five leading medical journals between 2002 and 2003, which found that 80% of trials reported sequence generation, 48% reported allocation concealment, 55% reported the blinding status of study participants, 83% reported the sample size justification, and 86% reported a participant flow diagram.
More importantly, they should provide clear justifications for their decisions, and report any speculation on the effect of any factors arising from the course of the trial which may impact on the outcome measures.
A "justification and approval report" was not completed until a month after the lease was signed, but documents were pre-signed or altered to make it appear that the leasing authority was in place, the report said.
"There is no justification" for reporting $106 million of tax losses "under the misleading titles and labels used," the judge wrote.
The significance of both stories (although not necessarily any justification for reporting them) is the way they play to popular perceptions.
The intended purpose of the factor analysis is to better understand the internal structure of the scale, instead of justification for reporting subscale scores that correspond to two factors.
