Sentence examples for published disclosure from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some journals in this study never published disclosure statements.

Even among journals that sometimes published disclosure statements, we found inconsistencies.

In Africa, published disclosure rates to a sexual partner among HIV-infected individuals range from 16 79%, with lower rates of disclosure by women, largely due to fear of partner reaction [20], [21], [22], [23], [24], [25], [26].

Overall the BBC said that expenses were down 18% compared to Q2 2009/10 when the corporation first published disclosures.

This finding is consistent with a recent study in which editors of journals with conflict-of-interest policies reported that they do not publish disclosure statements in every article [16].

The first full, inside account of the story that dominated global headlines for weeks reveals how a secret deal was brokered in a Brussels hotel that led to five international media outlets simultaneously publishing disclosures based on the leak of 250,000 US diplomatic cables.

Just as it is unclear how editors decide whether to publish disclosures, little is known about how authors judge the relevance of their financial interests and decide whether to disclose them.

Microsoft and Yahoo are among other companies that have published data disclosure logs.

If contents of a meeting are written down and published, that disclosure will count against the discloser by patent offices examining the novelty of the discloser's subsequent patent application.

The remarks appeared to contrast with more strident comments made by other senior British officials including David Cameron, the prime minister, who last year accused Snowden and newspapers such as the Guardian who published his disclosures of "helping our enemies".

"We acknowledge that the Sugar Research Foundation should have exercised greater transparency in all of its research activities, however, when the studies in question were published funding disclosures and transparency standards were not the norm they are today," the Sugar Association told Reuters Health in a statement.