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Of those 581 – about two a day – were formally reported as occupational violence incidents.

Lt. Gen. Steven Polk, the Air Force inspector general, said at a Pentagon news briefing on Tuesday that a separate investigation by his service found that, with minor exceptions, accusations of rape and assault were investigated promptly once they were formally reported.

Furthermore, radiologists provide a formal report in virtually all cases, while examinations performed out of radiology are formally reported in 64.4 %.

It knew about 250 cases, although there must have been far more; public health microbiologists suggest that fewer than 10% of cases are formally reported.

According to scientists at Cornell University, the cause of the pet deaths — fewer than 20 have been formally reported, although more than 1,000 have been self-reported on the Internet — was lethal levels of aminopterin in the food.

The Guardian has learned that London's mayor is to be formally reported to the local government watchdog, the Standards Board for England and Wales, following his tirade against Oliver Finegold of London's Evening Standard newspaper.

The examinations performed out of the radiology department are formally reported in 64.4 % of cases only.

Many images are reviewed by junior staff, particularly out of hours, before being formally reported by a radiologist or seen by an experienced consultant on the ward round.

Alfaro said another five attempted kidnappings had been formally reported in the past two weeks, and that his office had logged informal reports on social media of attempts to abduct another 19 young women across the metropolitan area.

Most cluster randomized studies reported the unit of randomization [29 37] [39 41 44 45] and adjusted the treatment effect analysis for cluster randomization [29 37] [39 44]; whereas the ICC was formally reported only in the multimodal intervention trial by Cox et al. [38].

Thus, precise estimates of the actual effectiveness of global antiretroviral scale-up efforts will be difficult if not impossible to obtain unless patient tracing is undertaken, at least among those on whom outcomes are formally reported.