Sentence examples for language for reporting from inspiring English sources

(Google's search engine, which ranks nodes in a network, is based on such a theorem).The second piece, by members of a non-profit advocacy group, describes how XBRL could become a common computer language for reporting business and financial details.

It provides a standardised language for reporting and thus ensures reports that are understood between departments and institutions.

Focus group interviews were conducted in English language (the language for reporting medical findings).

This standardization facilitated a common universal language for reporting the results of cancer therapy in a consistent manner to enable cross-trial comparisons.

Errors were identified within 24 hours after prescription, and further classified into different types, categories and possible causes, according to the National Coordinating Council for Medication Error Reporting and Prevention (NCC MERP) guidelines, which provide a standard language for reporting medication errors [ 28].

Spanish and French were, after English, the most used languages for reporting.

The importance of using lay language for patients reporting about their safety has been stressed previously.

In London, David Tweedie, the chairman of the International Accounting Standards Board, said he was delighted by the vote and promised to continue to work with American rule makers "to achieve our goal of providing the world's integrating capital markets with a common language for financial reporting".

Adjusting for the responses individually did not change the magnitude of the education-related RII, and only to a very minor degree for reported language problems (unadjusted RII = 0.62, adjusted RII = 0.61) and reported difficulty getting a referral to a specialist (unadjusted RII = 0.66, adjusted RII = 0.67).

Methods: systematic search of literature databases using pre-defined search terms (January 1994 May 2014) for English language articles reporting on the reliability, validity, acceptability and implementation of EASY-Care in primary care and community settings.

The I.B.M.-Cisco collaboration is an effort to create certain standards for systems management technology -- essentially creating a common language for naming and reporting the routine actions of computer systems and the failures that occur.