Sentence examples for obvious reporting from inspiring English sources

Duplicate registrations in same procedure and obvious reporting errors were identified and corrected.

The case reports present an obvious reporting bias, as instances of failed therapy are less likely to be published.

"Our goal with Arabi is to go beyond the obvious reporting of violence and an inventory of who has died," said HuffPost co-founder and editor-in-chief Arianna Huffington.

However, in a previous fall study [ 12], a comparison between participants' and proxies' recall of participants' pre-hospitalization risk factors found no obvious reporting bias.

It sounds obvious, but reporting requires reporters.

"After the incident with the ambassadors [who claimed Johnson still supported free movement in the EU] where it became obvious reports about Boris were fabricated by someone, a number of people who have been doing a bit of gentle ribbing are asking themselves whether it's in our national interest to continue doing that," he said.

"After the incident with the ambassadors [who claimed Johnson still supported free movement in the EU] where it became obvious reports about Boris were fabricated by someone, a number of people who have been doing a bit of gentle ribbing are asking themselves whether it's in our national interest to continue doing that," said Cleverly.

One reviewer (SH) screened the titles and abstracts of all retrieved reports to exclude any obvious reports of non-trials.

5 One reviewer screened the titles and abstracts of all retrieved reports to exclude any obvious reports of non-eligible trials.

The Mail has added to the annals of the bleeding obvious by reporting on a study which finds that some women "hate" looking at photographs of themselves.

The degassing of CO2 from the magma is obvious when reporting H2O versus CO2 in melt inclusions on a graph along with the saturation curves (SolEx: Witham et al. 2012, Figure 4).