Sentence examples for considerable number of reports from inspiring English sources

Some reports find a positive association of VDR polymorphism with T1D [41] [46], while there are a considerable number of reports where no association of VDR polymorphism with T1D was observed [47] [49].

In a considerable number of reports (259/494; 52.4%), the sources of isolation were not documented.

The US Food and Drug Administration banned the sale of ephedrine in 2004 because of a considerable number of reports of adverse vascular complications (4).

Likewise, there are a considerable number of reports on the antimicrobial effects of L. nobilis essential oil [ 1, 4, 9, 18– 21], aqueous [ 11], ethanolic [ 12, 22, 23], and methanolic extracts [ 24].

Specifically, there are a considerable number of reports demonstrating that prandial insulin analogs (lispro, aspart, glulisine) have pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic profiles closer to normal, with resulting faster onset and offset of insulin effect when compared with regular human insulin.

To the best of our knowledge, although there are a considerable number of reports in the literature on the use of PT augments (PTAs) in complex hip and knee revisions, there has been little or no discussion about Ta metallosis and the possible release of tantalum elements from these implants in peripheral blood serum.

A considerable number of reporting guidelines were published and updated in recent years.

In summary, the findings of a considerable number of reported smoking induced genes with consistent expression in the tumor-derived gene signatures suggest that these signatures are in fact related to patient smoking history.

A considerable number of reporting guidelines were published and updated and all of them were initially published in English.> Thirty-eight (63 %) reporting guidelines were classified as new guidelines, 17 (28%%) were extensions of previously published guidelines, three (5%%) were updates of previous guidelines, and two (3 %) were updates of extensions.

However, butanol has not been intensively studied when compared to ethanol or biodiesel, for which considerable numbers of reports are available.

Furthermore both samples of interdisciplinary consults had a considerable number of missing reports (40%and25%5% resp), which should be taken into account when estimating the potential workload for a GP consultant.