The phrase "as these reported" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The findings were significant, as these reported trends indicate a shift in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "as these findings suggest" or "as these studies indicate."
As these reported studies were done in the absence of exogenous TGF-β1, we examined atRA and 9-cisRA in the presence of 50 pM TGF-β1.
However, AFLP markers in the present study were not as strongly clustered as these reported by Qi et al. in barley and by Keim et al. in soybean.
The findings highlighted in this review could be interpreted as suggesting that there should not be much concern for tennis players training and competing in the heat, as these reported fluid deficits and thermal strain responses appear to be very manageable and non-threatening.
As these reported variations between hESCs and hiPSCs could be attributed to small sample sizes, a recent large-scale study by Bock et al. [ 71] profiled the global transcription and DNA methylation patterns of 20 different hESC lines and 12 hiPSC lines.
Dozens of personal experiments such as these were reported and discussed in Amsterdam.
The antimicrobial activity of S. cumini seed extract is effective against Bacillus subtilis as these are reported cause food borne illness (Kramer and Gilbert 1989; Drobniewski 1993).
Rural areas, such as these, are reported to have higher suicide rates than do urban areas [ 22, 23].
As these reports come out, we get a sense of where the public companies are going.
Of course, as these reports pointed out, asking users to confirm a GPS location is a poor means of verification.
As these reports are written in free text form, they, however, are not fully utilized for understanding problems arising from the design process.
Clearly, economic conditions have changed in the last three months, and as detailed as these reports appear to be, there still are plenty of unknowns.
