Sentence examples for the reporting means from inspiring English sources

Despite the relatively low rate of response (56.9%) to the initial inquiry, and the reporting means that were rather open to interpretation by the pharmacist on site, the present study provides important insights in reducing the use of PIMs and associated ADEs.

3.52am BST Emma Bryce writes on what the report means for the world's "agricultural road map".

But Gong, of Pyeongchang, said, "The report means we are all on equal footing".

Four of these were given a red alert, which, according to the report means the resolving of these issues are "in serious doubt with serious risks apparent".

The Future Forum report, and what we have adopted from the report, means that we have finally got the professionals, the politicians and the public behind the reforms.

"And the fact that such words as 'possibly' and 'probably' were used in the report means there is no proof, nothing concrete against us".

The report means that inflation pressures at the manufacturing level are mounting, and the next target could be the consumer.

Manchanda: What do you believe the report means for health care systems and professionals?

Of course, "Citigroup" cannot do anything "knowingly and purposefully" -- the report means that Citigroup's leaders committed the fraud.

Thus, the reported means ±SEM result from different cells after averaging.

The reported means, standard errors, and proportions take into account NHANES design methodology.