Sentence examples for more consistent reporting from inspiring English sources
More consistent reporting of uncertainties and a better understanding of today's locally tailored approaches would allow for more generic and transferable approaches.
For example, I once replaced a fax machine-based workflow for a restaurant chain with an automatic upload to Box workflow and cut out an hour every morning to get stores open, which provided an added benefit of having a much more consistent reporting and supply chain capability in the home office, amplifying savings by allowing them to throw away way less perishable items.
Our experience with the database also points to the need for more consistent reporting of data in the literature.
This situation could be improved with more consistent reporting of intended methods.
More consistent reporting of longer lags is needed in panel studies to better judge the effect of monitored outdoor NO2.
Such a tool would assist clinicians and policy-makers in interpreting the findings of clinical research studies based on data linkage and encourage more consistent reporting by researchers.
The wide variation in the reported perinatal GBS incidence contrasts with the more consistent reported rates of maternal GBS colonization [ 4].
We chose to perform testosterone rather than estradiol replacement based on the more consistent reported results for testosterone on anxiety-like behavior [ 72- 75].
Patients and caregivers reported variable recall of this information but were much more consistent in reporting that written information, often provided in standard booklets, was not specific enough to meet their needs and largely proved unhelpful to them after discharge.
Back in 2013, Obama issued a "memorandum" (essentially an executive order by another name) instructing federal agencies like the FBI and Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) to be more consistent about reporting information to NICS, the database used for background checks.
In general, researchers should work toward more consistent data reporting with regard to demographic characterization, measurement concentration units, and descriptive statistics.
