The phrase "an increased reported" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and lacks clarity.
Example: "The study showed an increased report of incidents over the past year."
Alternatives: "a higher report" or "an uptick in reports."
Although an increased reported severity seems to be associated with a worse SAC concentration score, the difference in SAC concentration scores (3.3 3.8 range) was very small compared to the difference in reported severity (1 4 range).
In our study, we found an increased reported prevalence of reproductive cancers, inclusive of breast, ovary, and uterus, in female flight attendants.
Early arrival at the WTC site was significantly associated with an increased reported prevalence of both newly incident and worsened respiratory symptoms (Table 3).
We chose to focus on patients with diabetes because they have an increased reported cancer risk, an increase in platelet reactivity and a clear benefit from anti-platelet therapy in the cardiovascular setting.
Introduction of PSA [ 3] has led to a drastic increase in the early detection of prostate cancer resulting in an increased reported incidence, in part due to indolent cancers.
Some studies document no increased reporting of risky behaviors [5], while others have found an increased reporting of risky behaviors with ACASI [9].
However, an increased reporting of symptoms is hypothesised to be associated with the increasing westernisation of Japan [ 4].
The first part was on the statistics showing an increased reporting to the police of rape of children under18 years.
These included uterine polyps and endometrial hypertrophy, both considered benign findings, as well as an increased reporting of uterine prolapse.
