Sentence examples for been previously reported with from inspiring English sources
From literature, such type of correlation has not been previously reported with this molecule (Amann et al. 2010; Su et al. 2009).
The performance of PPV and SVV for prediction of fluid responsiveness has been previously reported, with both sensitivity and specificity higher than 90%[1515, 30].
Open image in new window Fig. 3 The new generation of trochanteric-entry, antegrade intramedullary femoral rods mitigates against iatrogenic osseous necrosis that had been previously reported with straight, piriformis entry rods.
Objectives This prospective study aimed to compare the measure of PCEF on the screen of the ventilator Servo i (Maquet, Solna, Sweden) to the measure obtained with an electronic flowmeter, the Piko-1 (Ferraris Respiratory, Hertford, UK), whose accuracy to predict extubation outcome has been previously reported, with an optimal cut-off value of 35 l/min [1].
The negative effect of insulin on cardiac differentiation has been previously reported with an effective window from d3 onwards [14].
The lymphocyte count and C-reactive protein (CRP) level were also recorded, as lymphopoenia and raised CRP has been previously reported with pandemic influenza (H1N1) 2009 [3].
Briefly, 15 nm Au NPs were synthesized using the same method that was previously reported with slight modifications [27].
As was previously reported, with the iPhone 3.0 beta builds you could re-download apps for free on iTunes on the computer, but if you tried to do it on the device, you were prompted to buy it again.
Similar effect on body weight gain was previously reported with other plants, well known for their anti-diabetic activity[ 29].
Declines in mitochondrial oxidative capacity were previously reported with advancing age [ 11], although physical activity, rather than chronological age, was also reported to be the primary determinant [ 72].
Inner retinal thinning was previously reported with OCT and scanning laser polarimetry of low CD4 eyes, with inferior thinning being more prominent [ 12, 13].
