The phrase "as when reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation or condition that is similar to what has been previously reported or stated.
Example: "The findings of the study were consistent with the previous research, as when reported in the earlier publications."
Alternatives: "as previously stated" or "as noted earlier".
Therefore, it would be advantageous for investigators to consider all 22 points of the STROBE (STrengthening the Reporting of OBservational studies in Epidemiology) consortium checklist [ 1, 32] when planning an observational study as well as when reporting it.
Therefore, one should be careful when interpreting results from studies that are based on small study samples or small subgroups, such as when reporting on different age groups, particularly when their findings deviate from the "usual" findings.
Frameshift mutations were classified as pathogenic when reported as pathogenic by BIC and/or predicted as pathogenic by SIFT Indel.
Missense variants were classified as pathogenic when reported in BIC as pathogenic, and/or predicted as pathogenic by a Condel score, and identified through a literature search [ 20- 29].
Standard deviations (SDs) are also reported and indicated as such when reported.
Then, the effect of computerized guidelines was defined as positive when reported improvement was more than 50% of the outcomes.
For example, peritonitis or acute pancreatitis was not counted as complications when reported in the index admission.
For example, of all spontaneous reports of adverse drug reactions in Denmark between 1998 and 2007, drug reactions were classed as 'serious' when reported in 52 and 18 children taking methylphenidate and atomoxetine, respectively [ 5].
This assumption is based on heterozygous female carriers previously being described as healthy and also large deletions encompassing the NAA10 gene being documented in the DECIPHER database in females with intellectual disability as phenotype when reported.
