Sentence examples for valid reporting from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, for such an analysis to be valid, reporting of invasion must be equally reliable for all species.
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.
STRICTA are valid reporting guidelines based on robust methodology and scientific content.
Previous work has shown valid reporting of tobacco dependence across a period of 5 to 12 years (19).
Although having another person present during the interviews may have aided more valid reporting of circumcision status, there is also the possibility it may have precipitated further misclassification of STI histories.
Further, the clinical stakeholders knew which other stroke units had the most valid reporting routines and considered those for their benchmark, besides monitoring their own stroke outcomes over time.
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.
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.
Of all 1499 families who provided informed consent, we received 93.20 % (N = 1397) valid adolescent reports (age 12) and 95.93 % (N = 1438) valid parent reports (i.e., valid reports are those questionnaires with less than 10%% missing data).
