Sentence examples for personally reported from inspiring English sources

Contrasting the initial expectation, the signals were not generated from clustered reports on personally reported symptoms, but on news reports that were fed into social media, and replicated or forwarded by interested users.

The survey respondents perceived high levels of unsafe care but had personally reported few events.

The regression analyses showed that the number of events personally reported was significantly associated with a positive perception of 'feedback and communication about error' and 'non-punitive response to error' (see appendix 7 in online supplement).

One novel approach to bringing improved data into clinical care and public health may be the personally controlled health record (PCHR)—an individually controlled Web-based platform that integrates personally reported as well as clinically and administratively sourced data over sites of care and time [ 11- 13].

Evidence suggests, however, that personally reported SES dominates area-level measures and that predictive value can only be gained by including area-level SES when behavioral and biological risk factors are not known [ 43], as was the case in our study.

Let's also add in workers whose jobs were covered by a union or employee compensation contract, even if they did not personally report a union affiliation.

We can personally report that these cases kick much ass, as they act as an easel for watching video in landscape mode on the Zune.

Some American journalists crossed the border in order to congratulate Madero personally, and reported back to American readers on the quick and efficient way that order within the city had been reestablished.

The GPs personally available reported an overall satisfaction with the feedback report in 65%, whereas in group of GPs often transferring information this was 58.1%.

The GPs personally available reported in 78.9% that they transferred information usually, 14.6% did this in half of the cases and 6.6% rarely or never.

While most of the respondents use text personally, all reported SMS is used in the workplace for different purposes (Table  2C): to reach patients served by the public health agency for appointment reminders; for professional communications with colleagues; and, very occasionally, with stakeholders such as small groups of health care providers.