Sentence examples for trend of reported from inspiring English sources

An Air Force general who took it upon himself to look into the festering problem of sexual assault in the military has come up with a deeply troubling picture of his command: scores of rape accusations, a rising trend of reported abuses and the most basic shortcomings in tracking the crime and attending to its victims.

With the upward trend of reported damages and the expected increase in frequency and intensity of extreme events related to climate change (IPCC 2014), French insurance companies are getting increasingly involved in risk assessment and prevention enhancement.

We examined the time trend of reported cases over the study period using a least squares regression of annual counts, and produced an estimate of the linear change in case numbers over the study period (regression line slope), which we qualified with 95%% confidence intervals (CI).

The discrepancy between the crude reporting excess reported in Table  1 and the (smaller) model-based under-reporting factors for these two age-groups can be explained by the increasing trend of reported case numbers over time (see Additional file 1: Mathematical Appendix).

A study by Atladottir et al. [ 19] compared the time trend of reported diagnosis of ASD in Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Western Australia, which showed an increase in age-specific prevalence of reported diagnosis of ASD across the four countries.

Previously considered underreported, the trend of reporting cases has increased [8].

This trend of reporting dubious polls as fact is going to worsen until the real sociologists in this country start to do some serious work in this area.

The publication of Humana's 2010 & 2011 CSR Report using GRI guidelines (self-declared at a level C) shows that Humana is leading the health insurance industry in the larger trend of reporting out on environmental, social and governance data.

Cumulative meta-analysis was conducted to identify the change in trend of reporting risk over time.

Cumulative meta-analysis showed no significant change in trend of reporting risk from positive to negative.

Because the aim of our research was to determine the trend of reporting and prosecution rates over time, annual linear regression models were used.