Sentence examples for towards reported from inspiring English sources

The first function was weighted towards reported fatigue and number of endorsed somatic symptoms, while the second function was weighted toward reported pain and sleep quality.

The questions were grouped into 6 topics of interest covering general information (including information related with the inclusion criteria), participation in traffic, medicines in traffic, use of medicines, information about medicines, and attitude towards reported behaviour in traffic.

This study was successful in producing a library in which 85%% of the isolated compounds were Lipinski-compliant and therefore drug-like, however the library was biased towards reported compounds, and contained only a limited number of novel structures (around 1 %).

For example, in relation to France, Germany tends to report excellent status less often, while the remaining coefficients show a trend towards reporting the middle category.

Solely the results for interest coverage ratio, capital expenditure, and R&D seem to be slightly distorted towards reporting stronger and statistically significant results.

Although detection strategies are different for various aptamer-based assays, the core of the design strategies is similar towards reporting the presence of specific target binding to the corresponding aptamers.

Participants were more sensitive to mood-congruent emotional stimuli, and showed a bias towards reporting false alarms that were mood-congruent in trials in which no stimuli were presented.

Furthermore, there is a publication bias towards reporting positive results.

Additionally, bias towards reporting infection from livestock in which disease is very apparent, could lead frequent reporting of these infections.

Another welcome development is the government's announcement to take preparatory steps towards reporting on the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

6 23 This approach will bias any results towards reporting preterm births, which is likely to lead to overly pessimistic results.