Sentence examples for weaknesses in reporting from inspiring English sources

At the Strategic Trading unit, the regulators found weaknesses in reporting and will now ask auditors to review all customer transactions there over the last two years.

investigation of the weaknesses in reporting, investigating and resolving such cases, which was started at Miller's request last year in the aftermath of the child sexual abuse scandal involving Jerry Sandusky, a former football coach at Penn State.

Overall, studies were of moderate quality with some information difficult to assess due to weaknesses in reporting (Additional file 3: Quality appraisal).

The main weaknesses in reporting were excessive detail, lack of focus on priority areas or significant results, and lack of comparative analysis.

As our rating instrument assesses several domains we examined whether there were particular areas of strengths and weakness in reporting CAM news, according to our ten rating criteria.

In this paper, we make specific recommendations for improving the reporting and conduct of consent processes in these trials based on weaknesses we identify in reporting, conducting consent processes, and understanding when consent from participants is and is not necessary.

To be sure, arcane and even misleading accounting policies long predate the current administration; for the past 10 years, the G.A.O. has cited "material weaknesses in financial reporting" by the government.

Ironically, the weaknesses in the reporting illustrate the value of pristine places: without a reference point for what healthy coral populations look like, we forget how lush they can be and we mistakingly consider "natural" to be what remains.

For instance, in the 1980s weaknesses in the reporting of clinical studies led to a number of initiatives to improve statistical awareness and understanding.

Several authors have described weaknesses in NPR reporting (Pedersen et al. 2004, Hoddevik 2005, Lofthus et al. 2005, Espehaug et al. 2006), particularly for less common procedures (Lofthus et al. 2005, Espehaug et al. 2006).

In the case of the 2007 Iran report, "red teams" were established to test and find weaknesses in the report's conclusions.