Sentence examples for been reported that application from inspiring English sources
It has been reported that application of 5 10 t organic manure ha−1 to rice wheat rotation adds useful organic matter to the soil (Meelu and Morris 1988) and reduces the requirement of Zn fertilizers by 50%% (Sakal et al. 1985).
It has been reported that application of air supplemented with carbon dioxide at the time of algae culture increases the oil content of the algae (Holbrook et al. 2014; Dassey et al. 2014) and biofuels from algae fix 0.6% CO2 (Ponnusamy et al. 2014).
Nevertheless, a recent study has been reported that application of TLR2, TLR3, TLR4 and TLR7 agonists all show a protective effect for asthma [43].
Furthermore, it has been reported that application of other antioxidants has therapeutic potential for I/R injury of skeletal muscle.
Recently, it has been reported that application of CS to GRE-fMRI may increase statistical performance of activation detection [ 22].
Recently, it has been reported that application of CS to fMRI can increase FPF in real acquisition settings, and k-t FOCUSS with KLT has shown to reconstruct fMRI maps with reduced false activations [ 22].
It was reported that application of Si in canola plants resulted in decreasing Si content in shoot parts of plants by formatting complexes of Si-polyphenol or substitution of Si and lignin [ 75].
In contrary to these data, it is reported that application of anise oil (0.01 or 0.05%%) alone or in the presence of PTZ elicited neuronal burst discharges or enhanced the burst firing and the steepness of the paroxysmal shift induced in an in vitro model of epilepsy in snail.
In addition, an exceptionally strong band with band origin around 14 850 cm−1 is reported that is of interest particularly for atmospheric applications.
It has also been reported that umbellulone application to the rat nasal mucosa causes, through TRPA1 stimulation, a CGRP-dependent meningeal vasodilatation [46].
It has been reported that vermicompost application to different crop reduces the requirement of chemical fertilizer without any reduction in crop yield (Giraddi 2000).
