The phrase "and multiple other reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional reports beyond those already mentioned, indicating that there are several more relevant documents or sources.
Example: "The findings were supported by the initial study, and multiple other reports confirmed the same trends in the data."
Alternatives: "and several other reports" or "along with various other reports".
These cultivars were selected for the current study because 1) they have been used in multiple other reports [ 68, 70, 89], and therefore have ample background information, and 2) they are highly divergent at the phenotypic level, and hence, might differ in the control of carbohydrate partitioning.
Multiple other reports have suggested the acquisition could have issues crossing the finish line.
However, this inconvenience may be attributed to problems in preparation of the respective recombinant TRAIL used in these particular studies (Lawrence et al, 2001), since multiple other reports including our study did not detect the unspecific toxic side effects in vivo (Griffith and Broghammer, 2001; Kagawa et al, 2001; Mohr et al, 2003).
4 Despite the high cost of this care among those with recognized dementia, only 20%to30%0% of Americans with dementia are diagnosed with the condition 5, 6 and multiple other quality problems have been reported.
The Pubmed and Cochrane databases were searched for recent reviews, articles, and multiple other sources, such as PhD theses, evaluation reports, while frequently used quality management models were also studied.
In most regions, the contig shown in Fig. 1C is consistent with the genome assembly displayed in multiple databases and other reports [ 32, 41, 47].
Hansen and others did a great deal of research during the 1980s, and located multiple other witnesses who reported memories of the aircraft in a line from Nova Scotia down to eastern Maine on that date.
Having nearly 5,000 subjects to analyze afforded us statistical power to assess multiple covariates that other reports could not take into consideration.
Second, we have not accounted for board certification status, excluded retired or inactive professionals, or identified the major professional activity (i.e., proportion of time spent in office-based practice, hospital staff, research, teaching, or administrative duties, multiple practice) as other reports have done [ 5, 14].
Multiple other studies also reported positive associations for mortality and severity of illness, although these results were less consistent than for sepsis per se.
