Sentence examples for been reported which seem from inspiring English sources

The predominant HFE transcript has about 4.2 kb, but additional transcripts have also been reported, which seem to differ in both level- and the tissue- or cellular-specificity.

Sensitization, promotion and no effects on apoptosis and/or necrosis have been reported, which seem to rely on the type of cells under study, the genotoxic agent used and, particularly, on the length of the telomeres [17], [36] [45].

In Cyprus a canker is reported which seems to be connected with the presence of Phoracantha semipunctata.

However, selection bias will only be introduced if the notification of infectious diseases to public health was correlated with meteorological patterns (e.g., cases which occur during days with higher UV index have a greater likelihood of being diagnosed and reported), which seems unlikely [ 44].

For instance, data suggesting an average total sodium intake rate of 195 mg/h during a five-stage ultramarathon event has been reported [19], which seems considerably less than the mean rate of sodium intake of 438 mg/h among our subjects.

Reports which seem exaggerated even then.

Diversity in their function has been reported in which LC3B seems to be mostly involved in the elongation of the phagophore membrane, whereas GATE-16 is more important for autophagosome maturation at a later stage.

This was Sky's report, which seems to have started this ball rolling: Sky sources understand that Tim Sherwood will be replaced as manager of Tottenham Hotspur this summer.

At the same time it has been reported that falls seem to occur frequently during activities in which attention has to be divided between two tasks [ 27].

Pierre Duhem thought that Eriugena was offering a version of the system later proposed by Tycho Brahe, and in fact Eriugena is correctly reporting Martianus' account which seems to be a version of Heraclides of Pontus' theory.

On the whole, Ms. Reno and the country have reason to be reassured by the report, which seems to put to rest what Mr. Danforth called "the dark questions" -- whether the government had conspired to wipe out the Branch Davidians and whether it later engaged in a cover-up.