Sentence examples for the open reporting from inspiring English sources

This week the scientific community takes a major step forward, with the publication of a set of flexible but ambitious guidelines for the open reporting of research findings.

The ouster of a non-Russian Politburo member and the open reporting of a subsequent anti-Russian riot in Soviet Central Asia.

Others, however, welcomed the open reporting, considering it helpful in raising public awareness of the need for vigilance even in a city with low crime rates.

In general, diversity of expert views itself carries valuable information and should be part of the open reporting of the study results.

Interrim analyses are made at specified inclusion numbers (250, 500, 750) and a Data and Safety Monitoring Board elaborate the open reports from these.

Unintentionally, the more open reporting may be distorting the picture.

The Huffington Post's Open Reporting project needs your help in getting senators and representatives on the record about campaign finance reform and the influence of money in politics.

In 2001, the University of Michigan Health System introduced open reporting, guaranteeing that clinicians would not be pre-emptively blamed.

"We take the view that clinical negligence litigation is one of the most significant barriers to open reporting and therefore to learning.

Lemon first emailed The Huffington Post through our Open Reporting project, which seeks to share readers' stories and perspectives on current issues being debated in Washington and elsewhere.

According to the Open Doors report, growth in study abroad in Asia has increased by 23%, now making up 12% of U.S. students overall.