Sentence examples for uniformity of reporting from inspiring English sources

In a separate study, we evaluated our pediatric EMR system with respect to its completeness, uniformity of reporting, and its usability in clinical practice.

The Royal College of Radiologists Breast Group has formalised the UK five-point breast imaging scoring system to encourage uniformity of reporting.

Each Australian state is also responsible for CT machine licencing with limited uniformity of reporting of machine numbers, making a comparison of CT machine prevalence between states or nationally impracticable.

For uniformity of reporting, any improved work-related or anxiety-related effect that was represented by a negative value was transformed by multiplying the mean negative SMD by -1.

Given the increasing international attention being given to improving the uniformity of reporting of child-maltreatment related injuries and the emphasis on the better utilisation of routinely collected health data, this study provides an estimate of the reliability of maltreatment-specific ICD-10-AM codes assigned in an inpatient setting.

Our study was made possible by the uniformity of data reporting across NHS trusts.

In another systematic review of 2010 on bowel resection for deep endometriosis, meta-analysis was again impossible due to lack of uniformity in reporting of data [ 16].

These 15,757 uniquely mappable probes, represented on both Ref-8 and HT-12 chips, were further filtered (unless stated otherwise) using the detection confidence reported by BeadStudio- determined for each probe based on the expression of the internal control probes, local background intensity, and the uniformity of the reported intensity of the bead.

Data were filtered, where specified, using the detection confidence reported by Illumina's BeadStudio software- determined for each bead based on the expressions of internal control probes, local background intensity, and the uniformity of the reported intensity of the bead.

Overall, the uniformity of financial reporting practices among publicly traded firms in Trinidad and Tobago increased following the adoption of IAS.

Second, it examines the association between the adoption of IAS as the national standards of Trinidad and Tobago and the degree of uniformity of financial reporting among public companies.