Sentence examples for the historical reporting from inspiring English sources

To this end, an extension of the method proposed by DuMouchel et al. [ 10] to include the geographic dimension might be explored; they searched for increased reporting rates of an adverse reaction, compared with the historical reporting rates of that adverse reaction with the drug of interest.

The release of the "Historical Report to the Mexican Society" marks the first time that Mexico has officially accepted responsibility for waging a dirty war against leftist guerrillas, university students and activists.

However, Omira et al. (2012), using tsunami numerical simulations, show that at some locations along the coast of Morocco the historical reports may overestimated the tsunami impact.

The key is to gauge a candidate's ability to learn and adapt, and not to rely solely on the historical report card.

The trends of monthly evaporation and temperature in 2010 were similar to that in the period of 1961 to 1999 (Figure 1b and c), while the tendency of monthly precipitation was inconsistent with the historical reports, showing very low values in May and July.

The firm, he said, will use the historical reports and data accumulated by EDAW to learn the history of Heritage Park.

According to the Historical Report of Opportunity, released by Opportunity Nation and Measure of America, educational opportunity has soared by 80percentt since 1970.

However, the data from the Historical Report of Opportunity confirms the importance of education as a critical pathway to upward mobility and our country's economic health.

There was consensus among the Panel members that before a definite diagnosis of MS can be made, at least 1 attack must be corroborated by findings on neurological examination, visual evoked potential (VEP) response in patients reporting prior visual disturbance, or MRI consistent with demyelination in the area of the CNS implicated in the historical report of neurological symptoms.

Despite these historical reports of the ALL, the most accurate anatomical description of the ALL has been provided by Claes et al. [15], and its importance with regard to knee stability has been confirmed in numerous biomechanical studies [42, 53, 66, 71].

Although I am not competent to judge the accuracy of this historical report, and would not know if equivalent works have been published previously, I feel that this manuscript should represent a valuable addition to the field, and that the final parts of the manuscript, and the discussion in particular, raise several interesting questions and prospects.