Sentence examples for reporting measures from inspiring English sources
In this situation, the school can only put its own support, monitoring and reporting measures in place and put all reasonable pressure on the local CAMHS provider.
Last week, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy set out payment reporting measures for large businesses, which are designed to support small firms.
Business commits to continue developing sustainable, inclusive, and innovative business models, including metrics, accounting, and reporting measures, both independently and through partnerships.
With regulators emboldened by Wal-Mart's debacle, corporations must embrace the lessons of the cover-up and implement preventive and reporting measures.
"The UK is trying to outsmart the system by reporting measures which may not go beyond European minimum standards," said Dora Petroula, an officer at Climate Action Network Europe.
In each successive inquiry, the Australian government and its contractors, including Broadspectrum (formerly Transfield Services) and its subcontractor Wilson Security, have maintained that they are improving conditions and reporting measures to raise the quality of life on the island.
The measurements to be studied can be divided into five categories: (1) physiological measures, (2) self-reporting measures, (3) pharmacy data, (4) chart data and (5) process data.
The migraine prevalence was reported to be between 12.4 and 21.9 % in Turkey using self-reporting measures [1, 2, 19].
Third, a potential limitation of our study is the use of self-reporting measures for GI symptoms, although high correlations between diagnoses from questionnaires and from physical examinations have been reported [ 9].
This type of bias is considered to be a systematic error in self-reporting measures resulting from the desire of respondents to avoid embarrassment and project a favorable image to others (Fisher 1993).
First, our findings were limited by the validity of self-reporting measures, which may lead to either under-reporting or over-reporting due to social desirability or conformity.
