Sentence examples for typical reporting from inspiring English sources

A story published on 4 May headlined 'Migrant fear' is fairly typical, reporting the concerns of a senior police officer, who stated that: 'Poles and the Lithuanians... carry knives.' More damagingly, perhaps, on 14 March, star columnist Jon Gaunt relayed the thoughts of a cab driver who told him, 'I'm not a racist but there are too many bloody Poles in the country.' Too many?

This large difference makes the typical reporting of sensitivity and specificity misleading.

We argue that the precision implicit in typical reporting is problematic and sketch methods for quantifying the various sources of error, building up from simple examples that can be solved analytically to more complex cases.

Although the typical reporting of case studies occurs through a peer review process, the need for data sharing in this realm is too urgent to wait for the time required to write and publish a manuscript, and the numbers of cases too large to report each one in this manner.

Typical reported values of the spin-orbit coupling energies are about 1.55 meV for silicene and 23.9 meV for germanene [70].

Typical reported deviations of the CO2/H2O system using empirical models are below 3% for the viscosity and the thermal conductivity and between 5 and 20% for the diffusion coefficients.

The placebo response in this trial (59% on IBS-AR) was substantially higher than typical reported placebo responses of 30 40% in double-blind IBS pharmaceutical studies.

The typical reported clinical findings were nausea, vomiting, dizziness, seizure, or coma.

The glyceride proportion of the oil was transesterified using typical reported techniques [ 41].

"Nobody knows anything about him," said a typical report.

I had little to do," a typical report begins.