Sentence examples for report under time from inspiring English sources

One other criticism levelled at structured reporting is that there is a risk that unexpected significant findings outside the clinician's specific concerns may be missed by a referrer reading a structured report under time pressure, focusing only on that component of the report that matches the pre-test clinical expectation.

A potential downside to the use of such standardised reports is the risk that unexpected significant findings outside the specific area of clinical concern may be missed by a clinician reading a standardised report under time pressure, and focusing only on the segment of the report that matches the pre-test clinical concern.

Research on social desirability [ 67] would suggest that it is more likely that a parent would over-report activity, and under-report screen time than the reverse.

He did his best to honour his opening promise to conduct a "full, fair and fearless investigation", and he delivered his report on time and under budget, which offers a lesson to many.

But a component of all good reporting is an unrelenting thoroughness even under time constraints, and an element of all good management is a willingness to wait another day when time can't be stretched.

Instead, most learn about performing under pressure from childhood experiences, such as oral reports, sports, exams or standardized tests given under time constraints.

Doing so, they say, will boost cross-border investment, deepen international capital markets and save multinational companies, who must currently report under multiple systems, a lot of time and money.

"We were all working under time pressure.

File that under "time will tell".

Drivers who falsify their log books often under-report their non-driving duties (such as waiting to be loaded and unloaded) which they are not paid for, and under-report their driving time or total miles.

The company had confidentially filed a prospectus last month, according to several news reports at the time, under a provision of the JOBS Act, which was passed last spring.