Sentence examples for alternate reports from inspiring English sources

Alternate reports suggest that neuronal inflammation may elevate levels of activated microglia, which could in turn skew observed levels of cell type specific epigenetic patterns.

As a member of the joint House and Senate Iran-contra committee, Cheney signed up Addington and others to write an alternate report, Savage explains, which "declared that the real lawbreakers were Cheney's fellow lawmakers, because the Constitution 'does not permit Congress to pass a law usurping presidential power.'" At the time, this seemed merely nutty.

Aside from the health system there are alternate reporting systems through governmental administrative bodies.

In the present study, when the target sequence was aligned with the template sequences during homology modeling procedure, it resulted in aligning the conserved Gly in H5 and hence in our models, the residue at H5 position of ar/R filters is the alternate residue reported in their paper [ 24].

By 2010, signs of economic recovery alternated with reports of continued high unemployment and home foreclosures.

But the first alternate, Karsten Braasch, reported 15 minutes late to Monday's sign-in, so Kauffmann replaced him.

The remaining 117 patients did not have an alternate diagnosis reported and returned to the ED for hyperglycemia alone.

In 1981, I had finally talked the Village Voice, which I'd be contributing to for years as a music critic, into letting me become the paper's first ever baseball beat writer, alternating weekly reports on both hometown New York teams.

An alternate method reported by Thal [ 70] used an automated gel permeation chromatographic (GPC /carbon system.

Mr. Hofmann alternated between reporting from Rome and covering hot spots in Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere, especially the Communist-ruled countries of the old Warsaw Pact.

The single-sphere removal technique can obtain different geometries such as the alternated vacancies reported in Fig. 2b, 2c or the removal of a row of spheres in Fig. 2d.