Sentence examples for small audit from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding our small audit sample size, there is even a trend suggesting that major immunosuppressant use may be an independent negating factor in the setting of pneumococcal vaccination.

Lastly, the data collected by ANZDATA is submitted voluntarily and has only been subjected to a small audit [ 21], although all units in Australia and New Zealand participate and assert that reporting is complete.

We have found no other qualitative research in this area, but a small audit in a single British GP surgery, found that in 47 of 59 cases of suspected infectious gastroenteritis or diarrhoea a potentially significant zoonotic source of infection was missed; this included keeping exotic or domestic pets and visits to pet shops, farms, zoos and other wildlife centres [ 13].

7 9 However, adherence in our study among MSM and TW in Peru was much worse compared to a small audit study among mostly homosexual/bisexual self-identified men in the UK, where 90% completed their treatment following any antibiotic regimen.

This questionnaire however has been used previously in a small-scale audit of DDP and was found not to be responsive to change (personal communication, May 2010, Julie Hudson).

Other warning signs were more obvious: the implausibly small auditing firm that Stanford used like Mr Madoff; and a stunning lack of transparency.

These included Madoff's history of smooth earnings -- above 10percentt a year, every year -- and his company's reliance on a small auditing firm that had no other large Wall Street clients.

We also find support for the profession's contention that smaller audit firms find it particularly difficult to comply with the new rotation requirements.

Becker et al. (1998) studied differences between firms being audited by the biggest audit offices and smaller audit offices in the context of EM, finding that smaller offices report discretionary accruals that as a percentage of total assets are on average 1.5 to 2.1% higher than the discretionary accruals reported by clients of large auditing firms.

Apart from the smaller audit groups and one large audit group, all perinatal audit meetings were organized outside office hours.

Because of the large number of cases in one university centre and in one large regional hospital, the frequency of the audit meetings in these centers was changed halfway though the project to monthly (13) and three-monthly (2) meetings, respectively, with smaller audit groups.