Sentence examples for reporting is a major from inspiring English sources

Poor reporting is a major obstacle to the applicability, transparency and evidence-based clinical use of current prognostic marker studies to direct patient treatment (Sauerbrei, 2005; Riley et al, 2006; Sauerbrei et al, 2006).

Mr. Hu's congress report is a major part of the public ceremony that accompanies China's leadership transitions.

James Strachan, chief executive of the Royal National Institute for Deaf People RNIDD) This report is a major step forward in redefining the boundaries and function of the voluntary sector for the 21st century.

Their report is a major step toward final court approval of the antitrust lawsuit brought last year by more than 130,000 auction house customers who said they were cheated in a price-fixing scheme dating from 1992.

The report is a major step in a continuing re-evaluation of the safety of Bt crops that will culminate in a decision next fall to discontinue or reapprove their widespread commercial use.

14 Under-reporting is a major issue in developing countries given that half of stillbirths occur at home without appropriate prenatal care.

Spontaneous and voluntary reporting of suspected ADRs generates signals about rare, delayed and unexpected drug reactions that are undetected in the initial phases of drug development 7 under-reporting is a major limitation 8 of all ADRs are reported.

This report is a major step toward the initiation of genomic studies of this complex group of fungi which are fast turning drug resistant and may be a menace with limited treatment options available in the future.

This proposal, stimulated by the WHR 2013, recognises the report is a major step forward in promoting health research, and health research systems, with the aim of improving the prospects of achieving UHC.

The recent allegation by a retired military surgeon that at least 100 SARS patients were in the military system and were being omitted from public reports was a major blow to the government's credibility.

The BBC report was a major embarrassment for Mr. Blair, who had argued that Saddam Hussein posed a substantial threat to Britain's national security because he had unconventional weapons, which later proved false.