Sentence examples similar to reports for distribution from inspiring English sources

The unidentified aircraft flew from Russian airspace "into Georgian airspace and back again into Russian airspace three times," according to the report, intended for distribution to Western governments, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the United Nations.

Thus a total of 575 of the 1,248 (46%) patient reports (including 396 paper-based reports and 179 electronic reports) were analyzable for distribution of injury (or other condition) by frequency and were included in the study.

This observation is similar to the data reported for the distribution of ERE in the human genome and human estrogen-responsive genes [ 32].

Late delivery of reports is also a significant issue that should be addressed with your board; presumably a third-party vendor, in the form of a CPA, is providing these reports to the board for distribution.

In this way we can obtain the distributions of R as a function of the annealing time t for each fixed annealing temperature T. Figure 8 reports, for examples, the distributions of R for the samples annealed at 773 K-1800 s (a), 773 K-2400 s (b), 773 K-3000 s (c), and 773 K-3600 s (d), respectively.

Also in this case we can proceed to a statistical evaluation of 〈l〉: by the analyses of the AFM images we obtain the distributions of l as a function of the annealing time t for each fixed annealing temperature T. Figure 10 reports, for examples, the distributions of l for the samples annealed at 773 K-1800 s (a), 773 K-2400 s (b), 773 K-3000 s (c), and 773 K-3600 s (d), respectively.

He and a few others work to confirm reports of clashes and body counts, for distribution to reporters and activist groups.

The methods for report distribution were modified slightly after the pilot to leave some feedback reports and surveys in the break rooms of each of the units, to target any care providers who were either too busy during their shift to participate in the study, or who were not on-site.

Individual student reports will be released to schools for distribution to parents by state or territory test administration authorities during August 2015.

Brian Brooks of IndieWire reports that Oscilloscope Laboratories has acquired it for distribution and will release it next year, along with a documentary about Ray, "Don't Expect Too Much," by his widow, Susan Ray.

Table 8 reports the distribution of reasons for hospital readmission for the treatment group; data is not available on hospital readmission reasons for the control group.