Sentence examples for reliability of reports from inspiring English sources

If Enron did pay some alternative tax in those four years, it would raise fresh questions about the reliability of reports to shareholders and whether the Securities and Exchange Commission is adequately policing rules on the disclosure of material information about corporate finances.

Hume wrote forcefully and incisively on almost every central question in the philosophy of religion, contributing to ongoing debates about the reliability of reports of miracles, the immateriality and immortality of the soul, the morality of suicide, and the natural history of religion, among others.

Furthermore, the reliability of reports from pest control operators is uncertain.

This has assisted in further building rapport during follow-up interviews and has enhanced reliability of reports.

The children appeared to have accepted the questionnaire; the reliability of reports made by children 8 11 years would seem to be quite good [ 37].

However, it may also pose the question of the reliability of reports of children, in particular for young children (below 8 years).

These findings also suggest that there are many opportunities for improving the design and reliability of study reports.

The reporting of lifetime pesticide use in the AHS has been evaluated and shown to be reliable (Blair et al. 2002); however, the reliability of reporting an HPEE or a pesticide poisoning is unknown.

But data quality and measurement problems in external environmental accounting mean comparability and reliability of reported environmental data are compromised.

The quality of epidemiological injury data depends on the reliability of reporting to an injury surveillance system.

All sedation documentation at a pediatric hospital over one calendar year was reviewed, and inter-rater reliability of reporting was analyzed using K statistics.