Sentence examples for reporting on measures from inspiring English sources

Physical measure comparisons of self-reported data found that validity of some measures were compromised, especially when reporting on measures of height, weight and health risk associated with sexual behaviors.

Reporting on measures adopted that give effect to the rights recognized in the CRC and progress made in terms of the promotion, protection and fulfillment children's rights    Email this article.

Moreover, there was a lack of reporting on measures to avoid bias such as using consecutive cases, number of specialized pathologists to characterize tumours, blinding the assessor of 9p status to pathological parameters and clinical outcome.

Thus, while previous studies have primarily focused on assessing seasonal variations in alcohol use per se, the present study also examined whether the anticipated seasonal variations in alcohol use may affect reporting on measures assumed to minimize or eliminate time-dependent bias, such as QF or GF measures [ 4, 12, 15- 17].

Prior studies of smoking among Lebanese pregnant women have not reported on measures of addiction and quitting plans.

In April federal environment minister Leona Aglukkaq urged provincial governments to report on measures to cut emissions after 2020, so that targets could be set at a national level.

Among early respondents to a United Nations Security Council resolution requiring all U.N. members to report on measures against terrorism were Syria and Myanmar (Burma), both ranked among the 10 least democratic countries by the human rights group Freedom House.

While EFSA [8] has noted that Séralini et al. [3] did not report on measures taken to reduce bias in their experiments, we note that also neither Hammond et al. [14] nor Monsanto [12] reported such measures.

22 We have previously reported on measures and procedures used in more detail.

No psychometric properties were reported on measures of help-seeking behaviors.

Five studies reported on measures of financial difficulty (Fig.  10) [ 8, 9, 37, 42, 43]; some studies reported on more than one measure of financial difficulty [ 8, 43].