Sentence examples for reporting are mixed from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the benefits of more frequency reporting are mixed.

But its reporting is mixed with Mr. Scheiber's very decided opinions — about, say, the size and shape of the stimulus and the political feasibility of passing something larger — that some readers will vigorously contest.

Although other reports are mixed, two large 2003 studies found that high-fiber diets may reduce the risk of colon cancer.

While reports are mixed regarding associations between marijuana smoking and lung function, none has shown a relationship to decrements in forced expired volume in 1 sec (FEV1) and few have found a relationship to a decreased ratio of FEV1 to forced vital capacity (FVC), possibly related to an association between marijuana and an increased FVC.

There has also been a lot of buzz around a 12-inch Retina MacBook Air, though reports are mixed on whether this would arrive this year or next.

Regardless of the overwhelming effectiveness of preemptive ketamine in animal experiments, clinical reports are mixed ; some authors have described positive effects while others have not.

Reports are mixed within the literature as to whether tremor amplitude variance is greater in parkinsonian rest tremor than in essential tremor (Gao, 2004) or not (O'Suilleabhain and Matsumoto, 1998; Jankovic and Tolosa, 2007).

Economic reports were mixed.

The sales report was mixed.

Following the deadline for the first ever conflict minerals reporting, companies' reports were mixed.

Corporate loan balances also fell slightly in the fourth quarter, even though reports were mixed.