Sentence examples for merits reporting from inspiring English sources

Dr Wong and his colleagues were particularly involved in comparing the genome of the wild red jungle fowl of South East Asia, the ancestor of the domestic chicken, with several agricultural varieties.The sequencing of new genomes is now becoming so commonplace that in one sense it scarcely merits reporting.

Hence, we believe that the increased risk of GDM merits reporting in this study.

Nevertheless, the evidence is important and merits reporting in the peer-reviewed literature as a comparison for further analyses of existing data and for future studies of Care Group effectiveness, which are definitely warranted in our view.

Without a sound idea of what activity merits reporting, many institutions blindly generate tens of thousands of reports annually, several of which are very low-quality and of little use to law enforcement.

When the man filed a complaint to the diocese, the report said, he was told that the embrace was an "Italianate gesture" the bishop had picked up living in Rome, and that while it was perhaps inappropriate, it did not merit reporting to the Vatican.

By adapting a rigorous statistical methodology to performance testing of all three combinatorial solvers, experiments show that the solver with the best asymptotic average-case performance, lssOrel_8 = 0.000032 * 1.1504L, has the best chance of finding solutions that improve, as L increases, figures of merit reported to date.

The controversy, Alexander wrote, "merits more reporting".

(Mr. Nicholas was not averse to discussing the questionable merits of reporting on the suit, which The New York Post, for one, wrote about beneath the headline, "Bridal Bloom & Doom").

Over time, the global public health community will come to a shared understanding of what merits IHR reporting to WHO, and will build the IHR assessment into their routine detection and response activities.

There may be some merit in reporting the two component sub-scale scores as well as the overall total score in future studies as each subscale appears to demonstrate reasonable reliability and some validity as discussed further below.

In this review, we discuss the swallowing structures responsible for functional impairment, analyse the studies that have explored the dose response relationship between these critical structures and late dysphagia, and consider the merits of reported dysphagia-optimised IMRT (Do-IMRT) approaches, thus far.