Sentence examples for use reporting from inspiring English sources

But except for fairly routine news wire service articles, the largest newspapers have generally been reluctant to use reporting from other organizations.

Meanwhile, investors who want to include water risks in their financial analyses should demand more comprehensive water use reporting from their portfolio companies and make investment decisions accordingly, Ceres suggests.

A two-hour special, with the anchor Shepard Smith — transplanted from cable to the main network — as host, will then use reporting from various Fox affiliates around the country to create a blend of football and politics intended to build interest in the respective contests, and not so coincidentally, the Fox brand.

Main study limitations include the possibility of helmet use reporting error and limited socioeconomic variables in YRBS datasets.

Majeau-Bettez et al. [33] quantified the LCA emissions of battery production and use, reporting 14 to 19 g CO2-eq/km (battery only) for two Li-ion batteries (specified in Table 4).

Surprisingly, only one study investigated oxidative stress in sportswomen according to OC use reporting significantly higher resting oxidative stress in 12 female judoist OC users than in 14 non-OC-user judoists [20].

The mother'specific component, ζ, controls for unobservable mother'specific characteristics that affect the dependent variable of interest (e.g. birth weight, adequacy of prenatal care use, reporting of birth weight) and is assumed to remain unchanged across infants born to the same mother but to be independent across mothers [43].

He found that 70percentt ultimately stopped using the drug, typically citing the side effects, with half of those who discontinued use reporting nausea and nearly a quarter reporting diarrhea.

Rull and Ritz (2003) compared several methods of classifying a study population in California on the basis of agricultural pesticide use reported by the California Pesticide Use Reporting (CPUR) database (http://www.cdpr.ca.gov/).

But critics complain that the plan includes no sign that the federal regulator will actually require significant antibiotic reduction or compel antibiotic-use reporting by the livestock industry.

Second, we evaluated the four detected herbicides that were used on ≥15% acres of corn and/or soybeans in Iowa in all three pesticide-use reporting years, 1985, 1990, and 1995 (atrazine, dicamba, metolachlor, trifluralin; called long-term use herbicides).