Sentence examples for made to report from inspiring English sources

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Great effort was made to report facts accurately.

An effort is made to report proton electro-osmotic drag coefficients extensively, while a few non-proton cation electro-osmotic drag coefficients have been chosen for illustrative purposes.

Despite Dryke knowing the name and address of her attacker, no attempt was made to report the rape to the police in Mali.

We heard a recording of the call that he had made to report Nunez's suicide threat; he sounded concerned and compassionate.

On Wednesday afternoon, according to the N.Y.P.D., three 911 calls were made to report a man brandishing a silver gun in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn.

The online form notes that under federal law, best efforts must be made to report the name, address, occupation and employer of individuals who contribute more than $200 in an election cycle.

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No form of adjustment for multiple comparisons (Type 1 error) were made to the reported data.

I ask that no further reference should be made to these reports in the chamber today".

The only suggested change not made was to report the growth curves as cells/ml.

In the introduction, reference is made to the findings reported by other researchers in this field.

In addition, the changes were made to the auditor report to clarify the auditor's role and responsibilities and to make the auditor report easier to read.

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