Sentence examples for most reports refer from inspiring English sources

As with coverage of the recent Rotherham abuses, in which more than 1,400 underage girls were raped, sometimes brutally for years, and in which the authorities showed as much contempt for them as their rapists did, most reports refer to "child sexual abuse".

Most reports refer to failed CPR without defining CPR duration.

One friend, a former police officer, wrote, "Though most reports referred to him as 'controversial,' they never stepped into the old 'preacher of hate' area".

Most literature reports refer to systemic administration of simvastatin.

Most case reports refer to bezoars of food with fibers or foreign bodies.

However, most recent reports referring to diffusion methods for testing topical agents underlined that these methods were the simplest and the most reproducible [ 12, 24, 29].

Most reports, however, refer to relatively small-scale programs such as in a few hospitals.

There was not any interpretation of genotyping results in 25%, 6%, and 3% of CF, BT, and FX reports, respectively; however most CF and FX reports refer to genetic counseling (i.e., 27/43 CF and 2/2 FX reports).

The principal highlights of these press reports are that: most (7) press reports referred to violence against doctors; most (7) press reports referred to physical violence; and most (5) press-reported incidents of violence occurred in hospitals.

Most reported behaviours refer to the month previous to the survey, so only those receiving VCT before that month are defined as having received VCT.

Most participants reported referring victims to psychological help.