Sentence examples for reporting was implemented from inspiring English sources
We find that after public reporting was implemented, rehospitalizations before the length-of-stay cutoff increased.
Reports were not available for many health care systems in which eGFR reporting was implemented.
In Brazil, this fact was unknown until 2010, when mandatory reporting was implemented requiring the assessment of a program to control for congenital toxoplasmosis throughout this country [ 17].
After mandatory reporting was implemented, incidence further declined from 4.5 cases/million persons during 1999 2000 to ≈3.5 cases/million persons during 2001 2003.
In California, agricultural pesticide use has been fairly consistent statewide, with basically the same counties, crops, and pesticides ranking highest in use year after year since full reporting was implemented in 1990 (Wilhoit et al. 1998).
On the contrary, in terms of placebo test from 2002 to 2007 after quarterly reporting is implemented, the results for bid-ask spread of 0.00477 and stock volatility of 0.00654 are both significant at the 99% level.
In terms of placebo test from 1993 to 2001 before quarterly reporting is implemented, the results for bid-ask spread of 0.00102, illiquidity of 0.34823 and stock volatility are not significant which means there are no effects to such proxy variables due to other factors without more frequent reporting.
Conservative MP for the area Jeremy Lefroy said it was important the report was implemented in full, for the sake of victims and their families.
A non-selective campaign targeting children 6 months to 5 years, four months after cases were reported, was implemented in N 'djamena, Chadin 2005.
The emergency medical services report was implemented at the same time as a number of internal hospital programs to improve the efficiency of treatment in hospital emergency departments.
The mental health report was implemented at the time of the development of multihospital management of the community wide psychiatric emergency department.
