Sentence examples for reporting of which from inspiring English sources

The combination of Google's second-by-second reporting of which ads are being watched with Nielsen's panel-based demographics should prove delicious to advertisers.

The Guardian notes that his position at The Independent is uncertain, along with the Orwell prize he won in 2008 for excellence in political reporting of which he may be stripped.

The threat of a pandemic or bioterrorism is by definition an uncertain event, one that has high personal impact [40], is highly prevalent in the media, emotionally arousing [45], personally difficult to control [3], and the reporting of which could potentially contain biased content [44].

In addition more careful reporting of which source was used for the population estimate would have allowed clearer retrospective analysis.

Weaknesses include the open-label design and the exclusion of clinically significant data, including AEs, reporting of which might affect the integrity of the underlying 6-year study.

We evaluated 89 RCTs reports published in three endocrinology journals in 2005 and 2006, the quality of reporting of which was assessed in a previous study.

He supplemented his earnings by working for the Times law reports, of which he later became editor.

A psychiatric evaluation of Ms. Chapman by a court-appointed psychiatrist, the report of which she provided to The Times, said she did not have "any typical type of psychosis".

The claims come amid evidence of secret funerals for Russian servicemen, reports of which began with small drips of information from Pskov, a small city in northern Russia.

The university was wrongly linked to one of the 7/7 bombers, reports of which resulted in public apologies from one newspaper.

The decline was evident in the 12 major categories tracked in the report, of which 7 had fewer ad pages last month than in October 2001.