Sentence examples for reporting draws on from inspiring English sources

This still-new form of reporting draws on the growing availability of data sets and data analysis tools to uncover and tell stories like the impact of vaccines on infectious diseases, the continuing problem of school segregation, or the differences in working hours across industries, often presenting the results through compelling visualizations or interactive applications.

The "60 Minutes" report draws on observations from the porters who joined Mr. Mortenson on his mountain trip and dispute his being lost.

The WHO report draws on research from Romania [ 19] in which it is pointed out that success in implementing a HTA presence in a country setting depends on factors such as local political, economic, and educational support.

Lily reported drawing on union support on two occasions.

Participants reported drawing on two industry-based sources of support in the course of their decision-making, those of medical tourism facilitators and clinics abroad.

Following the pilot, extensive validity and reliability testing will be undertaken and reported, drawing on data specifically obtained to investigate internal consistency and test-retest reliability, as well as various facets of validity, especially construct and predictive validity.

We have dispatched a team of reporters, including the reporters who broke our first stories, to go back to the beginning of these controversies and do more reporting, drawing on sources and documents that were not previously available.

Methodology This report draws on two major studies that UNICEF commissioned for the evaluation: one to document advocacy and social mobilization initiatives and to survey primary stakeholders; and, the other, to evaluate the UPE Sialkot Project.

New report draws on diverse fields to reflect on digital learning.

(Part of the I.M.F. report draws on my work on the subject).

That is why our report draws on what the Europeans, South Koreans, and Chinese are doing.