Sentence examples for support the reporting of from inspiring English sources

She said: "The public of South Yorkshire, police officers and staff deserve high-quality leaders within their police force who act with integrity and support the reporting of unethical behaviour.

The current results support the reporting of the measured A1C as eAG.

Finally, queries have been raised about the ability of LRGs to support the reporting of copy number variation (CNV).

In most LMICs, health systems do not have the infrastructure and capacity to support the reporting of health data, especially on preterm birth and stillbirth.

Scientists and state wildlife officials say there is not clear-cut data to support the reports of changes in duck behavior, but the patterns are familiar.

The fifty-five per cent turnout rates in 2005 in the southeast were suspiciously high given the security situation, and support the reports of massive ballot box stuffing (or "proxy voting") in the female polling stations.

The results of experimental complexity support the report of super-exponential complexity of the LLL algorithm with deep insertions by Gama and Nguyen [45].

Our findings support the reports of van der Houwen et al. (2003), that the number of carboxylate groups is more important than the bulk DOC concentration with respect to inhibition of HAP precipitation.

Our results support the report of the Commission on Education of Health Professionals for the 21st Century, which noted a mismatch of competencies to clinical need [ 20] and the need to prioritise mental health provision in healthcare services worldwide [ 21, 22].

These observations support the reports of affected individuals with TS14 who display PWS-like phenotypes [ 81], enforcing the view that phenotypes associated with some IDs may be caused by aberrant expression of imprinted genes within other imprinted loci.

The differences in mechanical features between TE and SE such as viscous behaviors (VE) and fatigue characteristics (EHYS) support the reports of Donguisusebowon [ 6] that state that TEs have more solid flesh and SEs have smoother flesh.