Sentence examples for reports of formal from inspiring English sources

Second, there are several hundred publications detailing its performance, many of which are reports of formal validation studies.

Although ILI surveillance is a longstanding component of seasonal influenza surveillance and has been heavily promoted by CDC, reports of formal evaluation of this surveillance activity are lacking.

The present study showed that from June to December 2012, HealthMap reports of formal sources lagged an average of 1.26 days behind informal sources, while the pairs of initial reports mostly reported the same information.

To the authors' knowledge, no study to date has compared the effect of disease severity on the reporting behavior of formal and informal sources.

28 29 Conversely, four of five studies conducted in acute care settings reported no attire preferences 17 18 31 37; only one study reported a preference of formal attire with or without a white coats.

The Cochrane Methodology Register Database, MEDLINE and other electronic bibliographic databases were searched (to May 2009) to identify empirical studies that tracked a cohort of studies and reported the odds of formal publication by study results.

Mr. Blair's government has been under fire over the intelligence used to justify the war, and Mr. Blair's political advisers have been bracing themselves for the final report of a formal inquiry by Lord Hutton into whether the intelligence on Iraq's unconventional weapons had been exaggerated by Mr. Blair and his aides.

In addition, Korean caregivers reported higher extended family support than Caucasian caregivers, while Caucasian caregivers reported higher utilisation of formal support than Korean caregivers.

Ghana, Zambia and Uganda reported having reviewed policies and experiences of other countries prior to drafting but did not report any type of formal exchange.

According to the PCC's annual report, 23.7% of formal complaints in 2010 involved privacy, accounting for about 600 cases in the year.

The report, The End of Formal Adult Social Care?, warned of a polarisation of care in the future, with one section of society able to afford private formal care and another relying on family or other informal care.