Sentence examples for tool for reporting from inspiring English sources

The research is similar to a finding in 2015 that a then-new tool for reporting battery status to websites, intended to allow webmasters to offer a low-power version of their site for users with little power left, was capable of being abused to track a user across apps, sites and private browsing modes.

As consequences to self in such a measure are largely dependent on the user-interface and user-requirements set by the tool for reporting travels, this construct is not among the included hypotheses.

The inspiration for the device came during street protests in Bolotnaya Square in Moscow, when he realised it could be an invaluable tool for reporting protests around the world.

The IHR Annex 2 decision instrument is a sensitive tool for reporting EIDs of international public health concern.

Also, they can be used as a tool for reporting on the implementation of the commitments made and thus whether the objectives set are being met.

It may provide a basis for the future development of a quality assessment tool for reporting network meta-analyses and aiding appropriate interpretation.

The general content of the EMR Epic and the SCI-specific structured data implemented are described as well as the tools for reporting.

To present graphical tools for reporting network meta-analysis (NMA) results aiming to increase the accessibility, transparency, interpretability, and acceptability of NMA analyses.

Analogously, tailor-engineered protein switches with custom input and output functions have become invaluable research tools for reporting on distinct physiological states and actuating molecular functions in real time and in situ.

The company announced new features intended to allow users to control what content appears in their notifications, but it also confirmed a change to its training process for moderators on the site, and a new set of tools for reporting hate speech.

In a feature for Wired, Noah Schachtman wrote that Facebook engineering director Arturo Bejar, a student of meditation, brought in a group of "Buddhist-inspired academics" to suggest changes to the social network's tools for reporting offensive content.