The phrase "ams reported that" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "ams" as an abbreviation or a typo for "ams" or "was"? If you are referring to a report made by an organization or individual, you can use this phrase to introduce information that has been communicated or documented.
Example: "The news outlet ams reported that the event was a success."
Alternatives: "ams stated that" or "ams announced that".
KCBS-AM reported that some of those hospitalized had internal bleeding and kidney failure.
A radio station, KFWB-AM, reported that Mr. Levin had cancer and had recently received test results that showed the disease was worse than expected.
Last week, the New York Daily News reported that AM talk-radio station WOR was dropping Beck's show because of low ratings.
Interestingly, all patients in the current study had isolated PL bundle injuries, whereas previous similar studies reported that AM bundle injuries were more common than PL bundle injuries [8, 11, 22, 23].
Japiassú AM et al. reported that sepsis is a major determinant of 28-day and six-month mortality in HIV-infected patients admitted to ICU (adjusted hazard ratio, 3.13 and 3.35, respectively).
According to police, a call was received around 8 32 AM reporting that a female student had stabbed eight people at Dunbarton High School in Pickering.
Guarrera's group undertook an analysis of molecular stress markers using liver biopsies from the same groups of patients as the Phase I clinical study (Am J Transpl 2010 10 372 81) and reported that expression of all mRNA markers examined, including inflammatory cytokines, was elevated in reperfusion biopsies from the SCS group compared with HPP.
Am-In et al. reported that low TAC in seminal plasma is associated with lower storability of boar semen [ 27].
The speculation has been going on for a while. In February shares in the company zoomed up by 8.5% in a day, after Londons City AM newspaper reported that the private equity firm, Cinven Group had its eye on the company.
