Sentence examples for excess reported from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy between the crude reporting excess reported in Table  1 and the (smaller) model-based under-reporting factors for these two age-groups can be explained by the increasing trend of reported case numbers over time (see Additional file 1: Mathematical Appendix).

In the previous analysis of atrazine within the AHS, there was a nonsignificant excess reported with NHL based on 68 exposed cases (Rusiecki et al. 2004).

In contrast to other studies, we did not find any difference in the umbilical cord blood gas analysis parameters, including Base Excess reported in Heesen's meta-analysis [ 17].

In particular, we found a deficit for all cancers combined, compared with an excess reported for the other populations; lymphoid malignancies showed an excess in both our population and the others.

We have previously reported that, within the SCCS, the prevalence of diabetes was only slightly (<15%) greater among African Americans than among whites after controlling for BMI and other risk factors (12)—in contrast to higher excesses reported nationally (12).

So I couldn't resist pulling out excerpts from two of our annual Executive Excess reports in which Raymond and Tillerson played starring roles.

In 2015, our Executive Excess report was the first to analyze how CEO pay practices are rewarding corporate leaders for accelerating climate change.

The algorithm highlighted several thousand such clusters of medicinal products with excess reporting of potential quality issues.

In this case, avoiding any one of the mainstream NSAIDs because of excess reporting of liver toxicity would shift the use and risk to another NSAID.

The level of neuroticism inherent to these illnesses is also associated with excess reporting of somatic symptoms [ 35] and a propensity to seek medical assistance for physical symptoms [ 9, 17].

Finally, the detection of phosphenes relied upon the subjective perception of the participant, which may be compromised by cognitive impairment, although we found no evidence for excess reporting of phosphenes in our patients, as evidenced by a lack of response to sham stimuli.