Sentence examples for spread of reporting from inspiring English sources

The following aspects of strength of evidence were selected for inclusion into vigiRank: the numbers of informative and recent reports, respectively; disproportional reporting; the number of reports with free-text descriptions of the case; and the geographic spread of reporting.

Importantly, this spread of reported abundance values is representative for the data set as a whole, since the weighted standard deviation for reported eEF2 abundance equals the median of weighted standard deviations for data sets of all individual proteins (TvdH, unpublished).

3 4 There is evidence of media spread of symptoms reported by-proxy where parents of school children thought to be exposed to natural gas leaks reported various symptoms in their children at increased rates following intense media coverage.

Such partnerships have helped to spread out both the costs of reporting and the finished products of that reporting.

The number of studies reporting each variable of interest is shown in table 2. STROME-ID scores can be found in online supplementary appendix 2. A forest plot shows the spread of clustering reported by number of loci and additional typing method (figure 2).

Mr. Burkle writes: [G]ossip and tabloid-style journalism has been spreading rapidly to other spheres of reporting.

In 2002, the virus spread westward and the number of reported human cases increased dramatically.

The month before interviewing Miller, at a meeting of the world's M.S. researchers and clinicians in Amsterdam, I saw him make a presentation on the spread of positive reports from CCSVI patients.

A Vietnamese law that took effect Jan . 1required foreign and domestic internet services to hand over user data so authorities could probe the spread of any report and the identity of its author.

The unusual step of publishing a summary of the autopsy in the New England Journal of Medicine was taken, said the three doctors who collaborated on it, to bring a halt to the word-of-mouth spread of unscientific reports of the Pritikin findings that began shortly after the nutritionist killed himself in an Albany, N.Y., hospital in late February.

The median percentage of LSG sequence coverage of the alignments for the peptide level searches was 74.40 ± 24.7609 compared to the CDS alignment searches with a median coverage of 26.45 ± 15.28 (Note: the measure of spread reported using median values here and elsewhere in the study refers to the semi-interquartile range).