Sentence examples for the practice of reporting from inspiring English sources

Dean Baker, co-founder of the Center for Economic and Policy research, has, as he puts it, "long harassed budget reporters and editors over the practice of reporting large budget numbers without any context".

We argue that the practice of reporting a medication-related issue does not enable Massimo to solve the practical problem illustrated in the previous section (generating talk about medication while, at the same time, mobilizing the client's cooperation in such talk), but only to circumvent it.

The practice of reporting students' body mass scores to parents originated a few years ago as just one tactic in a war on childhood obesity that would be fought with fresh, low-fat cafeteria offerings and expanded physical education.

And journalists have had to think about their own obligations — to the law, the Constitution, their readers, and even, in the practice of reporting in the age of technical tracking, to sources they might expose or make vulnerable.

The practice of reporting body mass index scores in schools has gone from pilot program to mass weigh-in despite "no solid research" on either its physical or psychological impact, and "no controlled randomized trial," said Ms. Schwartz of Yale.

In next week's column, I will take up the related subject of "false balance" in news articles — the practice of reporting both sides of a dispute without regard to the evidence.

Moreover, the parameter settings of components in the pipeline interact so that the current practice of reporting the optimization of components tested in relative isolation is unlikely to lead to fully optimized processing pipelines.

If the K candidate models are fitted and a single "best" model chosen, the common practice of reporting the statistical characteristics of the winning model effectively ignores the statistical variation suffered as a result of the model selection procedure itself.

One could speculate on the degree to which the current practice of reporting to the register has been implemented by the different hospitals, and to what degree this has been followed up by the individual orthopedic surgeons.

On the other hand, analysis of the efficacy of individual surgical interventions is thwarted by the frequent practice of reporting on the application of multiple procedures in combination with evaluation of the composite effect.

Unfortunately at the present time, there is an obvious significant difference in the EMS practice of reporting in the Asian region.