Sentence examples for meaningful reporting from inspiring English sources

A practicable and meaningful reporting system remains an outstanding challenge for the research community.

This case-specific knowledge improves overall diagnostic accuracy and operator confidence, and leads to clinically meaningful reporting.

But I leave now most of all with the desire to once again do regular, meaningful reporting," he said.

Missing from all the crowing is any meaningful reporting that provides context for our current economic situation, or analysis of changing public attitudes about increased government oversight of businesses like the banking sector.

In particular, meaningful reporting of first-in-man cases should become routine (irrespective of the findings).

The number of participants in our meta-analysis of Asian origin was very low, precluding meaningful reporting of these estimates.

Finally, we discuss issues related to the production of meaningful reports and we provide implementation details.

Furthermore, sub-specialization in organ systems and tumor types will become even more important to provide high-quality and clinically meaningful reports while maintaining high throughput.

It's too early to deliver a meaningful report card on the class of 2005, but it's sure to have one very big loser in it.

[10] External responsiveness methods use an external anchor to relate the level of change to some other meaningful report of patient change, either a clinical gold-standard assessment or the patient's own report of change.

"My goal in filing this lawsuit is to bring the commission into full compliance with FACA, which would allow me and all of my fellow commissioners to fulfill our roles as full, participating members and provide a meaningful report to the President upon concluding our work," Dunlap's statement continued.