The phrase "as some articles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific articles or pieces of writing that have been previously mentioned or are known to the reader.
Example: "The findings in the report align with the conclusions drawn as some articles have suggested."
Alternatives: "as certain articles" or "as a few articles".
Eurodoc has signed an open letter directed to the members of the Legal Affairs Committee of the European Parliament in which asks to halt the adoption of the current draft of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market as some articles could threaten Open Access and Open Science.
In some of the papers, the reader can find problems involving the Sturm-Liouville differential equation, as well as some articles involving singular nonlinearities.
The training of students' and teachers' competencies for the use of information and digital technologies is an important topic in this period, as some articles show.
"We see it not as backsliding, as some articles have mentioned," she said. .
This is an over-simplification as some articles are more 'useful' than others.
The discrepancy to 100% can be explained by the occasional absence of abstract and keywords as well as some articles being not in English.
Therefore, claiming that goats can let people step out of poverty is not as straightforward as suggested in some articles (Peacock [2005]; De Vries [2008]).
For example, a conclusion citing "no serious adverse effects" was coded as "safe"; a conclusion that excessive vitamin A caused liver disease would be coded as "unsafe"; some articles that focused solely on efficacy did not include a discussion of side effects.
Sometimes the charge was as particular as: "They have borrowed some articles of their Neighbors which were not returned...".. (January 1844).
On the other hand, it should be underlined that F-FDG-PET may early detect relapse in the postchemotherapy management of seminoma patients without abnormal findings at CT as reported in some articles [ 6, 13], because functional abnormalities evaluated by F-FDG-PET may precede morphological changes.
"With instructions on how to make stuff, you know, and Boggle squares where you have to make as many words as you can, and some articles specially written for children about really important things, like climate change.
