The phrase "as specifically reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that has been detailed or explicitly stated in a report or source.
Example: "The findings of the study were significant, as specifically reported in the research paper published last month."
Alternatives: "as detailed in the report" or "as explicitly stated".
Furthermore, tenofovir's negative effect on mitochondrial function could lead to impairment of tumor progenitor cell apoptosis (Modica-Napolitano et al., 2007; Ni Chonghaile et al., 2011), as has been specifically reported for loss-of-function mutations of mtATP6, a mitochondrial gene strongly suppressed by tenofovir in our study (Shidara et al., 2005).
Unless specifically reported, pH was not measured.
Apart from presenting with these 'classical' vertebral fractures, patients with AS can present with vertebral fractures that are specifically reported in AS.
Skin disease associated with creosote exposure was specifically reported as early as 1898, when MacKenzie published (in the British Journal of Dermatology) a case involving scrotal papillomatosis in a creosote worker (Mackenzie 1898).
VT was reported in 18 (2.2 %), of which four (0.5 %) were specifically reported as sustained VT, and eight (1.1 %) as non-sustained VT.
Responses were only coded as "don't know" if the respondent specifically reported it as their answer.
Youth movements were specifically reported as all three parents whose children were enlisted in such organisations specified that it was because they, as parents, had participated when they were young.
Although not specifically reported as driver alterations, these events had originally been chosen due to their relevance in cancer.
We defined screening for this review as whether the study specifically reported abnormal results to clinicians or altered treatment because of identified symptoms.
††Graded according to severity: definitely serious (Y), that is, reported as serious adverse events by trial authors; likely to be serious (L), that is, not specifically reported as serious but resulting in death or admission to hospital; and unlikely (U) to be serious or reported as minor adverse events.
First we examined the reporter expression in transgenic strains containing reporter gene fusions for all the transcription factor genes (lin-11, ceh-14 and mbr-1) specifically reported as being expressed in DVC and a few other locations (Cassata et al., 2000; Kage et al., 2005; Sarafi-Reinach et al., 2001).
