Sentence examples for reporting can be seen from inspiring English sources

Obligatory reporting can be seen as a simple and efficient tool for monitoring [54].

According to (Nielsen & Thomsen, 2007) the emergence of non-financial reporting or CSR reporting can be seen as an attempt to increase transparency with respect to corporate dealings concerning social and environmental issues.

The range of statistical methods reported can be seen in Table 4.

Her reporting can be see across all CBS News broadcasts and platforms, including the "CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley" and "CBS This Morning".

"However, looked at another way, the report can be seen as justifying the White House stand".

Stylistically, too, the "Report" can be seen as a trial run.

One particularly strong argument of the review is the emphasis on the importance of subject specialists at key stage 2. In that respect, the report can be seen as a rebuke to the idea put forward by the Rose review this year that subjects be collapsed into cross-cutting themes.

But the saddest example of how standardized testing is lowering academic standards (as a recent national study by Arizona State University reports) can be seen in the way New York officials butchered an excerpt from a PBS documentary on the influenza epidemic of 1918.

The frequency of these themes across 166 reports can be seen in Fig. 1.

The consultant's report can be seen as a regional cooperation body attempt to influence the outcome of the procurement document.

Finally, radiology reports can be seen as a rich source of information for research, e.g. research on imaging biomarkers, because they allow linking of qualitative and quantitative information about patient pathophysiology to descriptions of clinical states and symptoms.