Sentence examples for been reported in controlled from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis that a brief exposure to ambient levels of formaldehyde enhances asthmatic response to allergen has not yet been reported in controlled human exposure studies.

This systematic review aims to describe how EBP educational interventions have been reported in controlled studies investigating the efficacy of EBP training/education.

Such a clear-cut reversal of fat accumulation has not been reported in controlled trials investigating the efficacy of therapy switches [ 10- 12], probably because of persistent interference with lipid metabolism caused by the new antiretroviral drugs [ 3- 5].

Description of the clinical response of 12 consecutive cases of disease-active ankylosing spondylitis (AS) treated with the herbal medicine Tripterygium wilfordii Hook f (TwHf; lei gong teng, thunder god vine), which has been reported in controlled studies to be effective in rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

This phenonemon has been reported in controlled studies across a wide range of foods and participant characteristics (Jeffery et al., 2007; Ledickwe, Ello-Martin, & Rolls, 2005; Rolls, Roe, Kral, Meengs, & Wall, 2004; Rolls, Roe, & Meengs, 2007; Rolls, Roe, Meengs, & Wall, 2004), as well as in population studies (Duffey & Popkin, 2011; Kelly et al., 2009).

Manual measurement of spastic ankle joint stiffness has historically been conducted using hand-held dynamometers or alternative devices, but some difficulties have been reported in controlling the velocity applied to the ankle during the measurement.

In particular, deletions of GTPBP5 have not been reported in control populations (Zhang et al., 2006).

CNVs in the region have previously been reported in control populations [ 57].

Both the large >1.6 Mb and more distal 471 kb CNVs have previously been reported in controls (24).

Similar decreases in perikaryal volume of neurons in layer V in the fusiform gyrus have been reported in control subjects from 4 to 65 years of age [ 5].

Here the recovery rates fall within the range of those that have been reported in control samples so one cannot be confident that the treatment lead to improvements over and above those that might have happened in any case.