Sentence examples for report displays from inspiring English sources

But the report displays weaknesses common to sprawling inquiries.

In doing so, the report displays the kind of thorough reporting and careful analysis that was lacking at Rolling Stone.

The foreign affairs minister, Simbarashe Mumbengegwi, has been particularly contemptuous in his response, saying the UN report displays an in-built bias against the operation... [If] Mr Mumbengegwi was... speaking on behalf of President Robert Mugabe and the rest of his government... the people of Zimbabwe are doomed to yet further economic, political and humanitarian hardship".

In addition, the Gene Report displays a summary of mutation frequencies in the selected gene across all cancer projects.

Postoperative radiotherapy is indicated when patient's pathological report displays any of the following 'high-risk' prognostic factors: parametrial invasion, pelvic lymph node metastasis, or a positive surgical margin, or one of the following 'intermediate-risk' prognostic factors: deep stromal invasion, LVSI, or a large tumour (over 4 cm in diameter).

The KINDL parent report displayed better convergent and discriminant validity with parent-reported emotional and behavioural problems of children.

Moreover, the company's report displayed fresh difficulties in its core business, with oil production dropping sharply compared with the quarter a year earlier.

Report display performance directly depends on the configuration and takes between seconds and several minutes.

All of the new Trp-cage analogues in this report displayed the expected (M + 2H +2 and (M + 3H +3 molecular ions by electrospray mass spectrometry (Bruker Esquire Ion Trap).

And surely the rank deception involved in her feigned neutrality or reported displays of apparent support for the accounts of those "alien abductees," whom she sought out and seemingly befriended, raises serious ethical and methodological concerns.

But the tech elite, The New York Times reports, "display an ambivalent, sometimes contradictory approach to wealth.