Sentence examples for to better reports from inspiring English sources

An early randomised trial indicated that blinding peer reviewers to the identity of authors would lead to better reports, 7 but two larger studies have since failed to confirm this.

This would provide useful context about the paper (such as scientific caveats that are not reflected in the binary accept or reject decision) and would also, I am sure, lead to better reports.

What new technologies have been invented and employed to better report on the weather?

The agency said it was working to reduce the errors, attributing some of the rise to better reporting of mistakes.

The number of Native American farmers more than doubled, a jump that officials attribute in part to better reporting.

Over time, the number of bird strikes has appeared to grow, but officials said that might be due to better reporting, not to an actual increase in incidents.

Sex offenses were also up sharply, to 83 cases from 48 in the four-month period, but school officials attributed the rise to better reporting of incidents.

Mr. Devaney said that the mistakes were coming to light because of the effort toward transparency, and said, "My expectation is that any embarrassment suffered will encourage self-correcting behavior and lead to better reporting in the future".

In France there have been some successful prosecutions in and around Paris, partly due to a high volume of mutilated women and girls and partly due to better reporting and investigatory procedures.

Many species native to Britain are in sharp decline, but the swivel-eyed loon (Gavia articulata oculos) has recently seen a marked increase in numbers, although the rise in sightings could simply be down to better reporting.

Some of the statistical increase is attributable to better reporting, but for the same period in 1998 there were only 2 gang-related incidents and one gang-related arrest.