Sentence examples for valid report from inspiring English sources

The tipster (who wants us to call him Christof) tells TechCrunch that Twitter has received a "valid report" i.e. either from "the user being impersonated or someone legally authorized to act on behalf of that user/entity" that the account is in violation of the Twitter parody policy, which holds that usernames and profile names should not be the exact name of the subject among other things.

In general, buffaloes, like cattle, are considered resistant to clinical toxoplasmosis and there is no valid report of isolation of viable T. gondii from buffalo meat [ 1, 3].

Second, the psychometric properties of the hyperactivity/inattention scale are adequate, and the SDQ should thus provide a reliable and valid report as to whether ADHD symptoms are present.

However, it is unclear which is the most valid report given the field's assumption that youth are best informed about their own experiences with violence (Richters and Martinez 1993; Schwarz 1999) and that it may be the perception of the frequency and severity of violence that most substantially influences the subsequent impact of that exposure.

The SPACI scores are valid only for atomic resolution crystallographically determined molecular structures where both PROCHECK and WHAT_CHECK were able to provide valid reports.

The Bowling Green episode made such a splash because it played directly into concerns that the Trump administration would use untrue assertions to rally support for its agenda while denigrating as "dishonest" all the valid reporting pointing out the falsehoods.

Specifically, Facebook says it will reward valid reports of vulnerabilities that relate to the improper exposure of Facebook user access tokens.

In 2016 Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft signed up to a regional Code of Conduct on illegal hate speech, committing to review the majority of reported hate speech within 24 hours and — for valid reports — remove posts within that timeframe too.

This study aimed to (1) investigate whether mothers and children provide valid reports of bullying victimization, (2) examine the inter-rater reliability between the two informants, (3) test the predictive validity of their reports with children's emotional and behavioral problems and (4) compare the genetic and environmental etiology of bullying victimization as reported by mothers and children.

STRICTA are valid reporting guidelines based on robust methodology and scientific content.

Furthermore, for such an analysis to be valid, reporting of invasion must be equally reliable for all species.