Sentence examples for reporting of change from inspiring English sources

This will allow reporting of: Change in days (that last at least 30 min) of self-reported physical activity of (1) any intensity, (2) vigorous intensity and (3) moderate intensity; Change in days (that last at least 30 min) of self-reported (1) walking, (2) sport and (3) any physical activity.

Complete transparency in the reporting of changes in outcome specification is vital; systematic reviewers should ensure that any legitimate changes to outcome specification are reported with reason in the review.

Practitioners should be aware that lack of reporting of changes, may give false credibility to useless or even harmful interventions.

A successful change in provider behaviours required reporting of changes such as a decrease in inappropriate prescribing or a change to a more cost-effective therapy.

Prospective studies with comprehensive sequential reporting of changes to technique and indication are recommended, together with standardisation of terminology Cite this as: BMJ 2013 346:f3012013 346

There was no significant difference in the reporting of changes in sexual activities since the onset of caner for men (84.6%) and women (76.8%), with the majority of both groups reporting a change.

Changes in the ability to perform fundamental activities of daily living were assessed with a brief questionnaire, which allowed for the subjective reporting of changes after 6 months of therapy.

"I offered several (unconvincing) reasons why it was reasonable to assume that the subject's reports of change were credible and not self-deception or outright lying.

[10] External responsiveness methods use an external anchor to relate the level of change to some other meaningful report of patient change, either a clinical gold-standard assessment or the patient's own report of change.

For the ESI, GRI based on patient report of change and GRI based on therapist report of change, tcrit was calculated to be 2.28, 2.34 and 2.40 respectively.

Retrospective reports of change showed poor agreement with prospective data documenting actual changes.