Sentence examples for which can be reported from inspiring English sources

Pharmaceutical care (PC) is the practice that optimises pharmaceutical treatments contributing to an improvement in HRQOL (humanistic outcome of therapeutic relevance) which can be reported directly by the patient as a patient-reported outcome (PRO) without requiring an interpretation of the response by others [ 13- 16].

The contents of her findings, which can be reported for the first time, reveal: Hogg knew of Butler's violent past and his criminal convictions but judged him to be a "thoughtful, reflective person".

At the time of an event, such as a MHW, there is interest in the size and duration, which can be reported in near-real time, based on satellite and other data sources.

Details of the shocking case have emerged in a previously secret court judgment, which can be reported today for the first time and which raises serious questions over loopholes in international adoptions and the regulation of the global traffic in gametes.

In his ruling, which can be reported for the first time today, he praised the Cappuccini family's "dignity" during the trial and said: "There is no question that Frances Cappuccini should not have died at the trust hospital on October 9. "It's inevitable that her family will want to know why she died and hold someone to account".

By contrast, bodily sensations are spatially ascribed at more or less determinate body locations, which can be reported and acted upon.

The city has also set up a hot line on which violators can be reported, the China Daily reported.

B5 SCIENCE/HEALTH Effort on Hospital Safety The nation's 172 veterans hospitals hired NASA to do for medical safety what it does for aviation: set up a system in which errors can be reported without fear of penalty and use the data to improve safety.

The error is broken down into a systematic portion which can be corrected for and a random portion which cannot, but can be reported as an error bar.

The debate, which was sponsored by Danone Baby Nutrition, was held under the Chatham House rule, which means comments can be reported without attribution to encourage a free exchange of views.

Among the facts the court declines to take into account is the emergence of cyberspace communication by which political contributions can be reported almost simultaneously with payment.