Sentence examples for more intensive reporting from inspiring English sources

Rather, the reform has, for the time being, resulted in the introduction of another level of administration (regional/zonal and national level), a larger number of national level management staff, and more intensive reporting requirements at district level.

Or is there more extensive and intensive reporting of outrages?

Families in the more intensive treatment reported more benefits in parent-child behaviours and regarding the child's understanding of parental mental illness.

First line monochemotherapy, or more intensive regimens, reported overlapping activity and efficacy in phase III trials, ranging between objective response rate (ORR) 10 20.9% and overall survival (OS) 4 8.7 months [ 11, 12].

A number of reports using more intensive chemotherapy have reported even better results in poor prognosis patients with survival rates exceeding 75% (Bower et al, 1997; Christian et al, 2003).

We found that children with ALL had better physical function, whereas those whose parents reported more intensive chemotherapy treatment and those with siblings with a chronic condition had poorer physical QoL.

Even in more intensive interventions, improvements have been reported in the long term for the two groups [ 46].

With a gemcitabine dose of 1000 mg m−2 on days 1 and 8 combined with cisplatin 75 mg m−2 on day 1 of a 21-day cycle, toxicity is less than that reported using more intensive schedules of administration.

The study by Conroy et al. [ 8] reported that patients' satisfaction with counseling services increases incrementally with reports of more intensive 5As services.

Parent self-reported worse prognosis, more intensive chemotherapy treatment and smaller household savings all predicted worse emotional function.

This rate is similar to the retention rates of 84% we obtained in our previous clinical trials [ 52, 54], but lower than 90%, reported in a more intensive long-term clinical trial involving African-Americans with renal insufficiency [ 55].