Sentence examples for reported expeditiously from inspiring English sources

Serious adverse events will be reported expeditiously to the sponsor, who in turn will inform the CI.

Such a report, expeditiously delivered, would be consistent with the statutory responsibilities of the independent counsel.

Although serious AEs will be expected given the nature of the surgery, it is highly unlikely that these will be related to the intervention, although these will be reported to the HRECs expeditiously, with appropriate notification of the Therapeutic Goods Administration if required.

These findings suggest that patients should remain vigilant for deterioration in health well beyond the first month after hospital discharge and should expeditiously report any concerns to their healthcare providers.

"The company intends to continue to expeditiously announce unaudited changes to previously reported financial statements if it discovers additional issues, " it said yesterday.

Participants reported that mHealth devices might help them reach their healthcare provider more expeditiously (27%), as well as help to monitor for falls and other adverse events in the home (15%).

Speakers sketched out a post-Enron world in which executives will have a personal incentive to take far more interest in ensuring the accuracy of the financial reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and companies will set in place procedures so that inside investors will be required to report their transactions more expeditiously than previously required.

We report of a case of aortic dissection diagnosed by expeditiously using bedside ultrasound.

Mr. Hoyt will report to Daniel L. Doctoroff, chief executive of Bloomberg L.P. "The review will be completed expeditiously, thoughtfully and thoroughly," Mr. Doctoroff said in a statement.

Before demanding that west African governments report to their citizens, donors must prove that they too can remove bureaucratic red tape and spend relief aid judiciously and expeditiously.

In its report, the panel urges that each research agency "expeditiously but carefully develop and implement an explicit public access policy that brings about free public access to the results of the research that it funds as soon as possible after those results have been published in a peer-reviewed journal".