Sentence examples for raising reporting from inspiring English sources

By raising reporting quality, the guideline will maximise the likelihood that high-quality meta-ethnographies will contribute robust evidence to improve health care and patient outcomes.

"No red flags were raised," reports the Boston Globe, because there were no flags to raise.

Furthermore, in 2013 the Census Bureau changed its formula, introducing new methodology that has tended to raise reported incomes.

At media briefings during the week Morrison berated journalists for raising reports that contradicted his initial statements about the location of events.

Tailored research reporting guidelines can raise reporting standards but none exists for meta-ethnography.

There is evidence that reporting guidelines, for example, the CONSORT statement for randomised controlled trials [ 46], can raise reporting standards [ 47].

But it would really protect the sort of fund-raising, reported in today's New York Times, carried out by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton last year.

But if you still do have a job, then, congratulations, you've probably gotten a raise, reports the New York Times Susannee Craig.

For example, passive leg raising was reported by several groups to be a good predictor of fluid responsiveness [16].

For example, passive leg raising was reported by several groups to be a good predictor of fluid responsiveness [ 16].

Households raising poultry reported the number, type, changes in husbandry practices, and poultry deaths for the past 12 months.