Sentence examples for has reported faster from inspiring English sources

One paper has reported faster time to treatment in patients aged 50 74 years (Robertson et al, 2004), another has reported that age and gender were not associated with differences in delays (Gonzalez-Hermoso et al, 2004); and another that marital status is one of several multifactorial reasons for delay (Langenbach et al, 2003).

Other series have reported faster DTH conversion rates [ 3].

On the other hand, several behavioral studies have reported faster responses for threat-related versus happy facial stimuli (e.g. [ 21- 23]).

Kaleebu and Kiwanuka have reported faster disease progression with subtype D versus A infections partially explained by co-receptor tropism [15,21].

Studies have reported faster surgical recovery and patient healing in hospitals (Park and Mattson 2009; Ulrich 1984) and higher pain thresholds (Diette et al. 2003; Tse et al. 2002) associated with passive nature experiences and views.

Prevalent and incident diabetes was defined by 1) glucose ≥126 mg/dL when participants had reported fasting ≥8 h before venipuncture; 2) glucose ≥200 mg/dL when last oral intake was <8 h from venipuncture; or 3) use of hypoglycemic medication.

Moreover, the vast majority of our surgically treated patients has reported a faster recovery, with a mean time of 3 months to return to full activities, while the non-surgical patients needed a mean time of 6 months; this results is in accordance with the data shown by Naveen et al. [35].

Using very similar conditions a recent publication by Blitzblau et al. (PLOS Genetics 2012) has reported even faster kinetics with bulk DNA replication being completed by 3 hours.

No study has reported how fast flow in the ECC can be detected immediately after TCPC completion.

45 Another study conducted on vildagliptin and SUs or OHAs during Ramadan fasting has reported higher incidence of hypoglycemia during Ramadan fasting in the group treated with SU and Metformin vs vildagliptin plus metformin (26 episodes vs 19 episodes); and also reported HbA1c reduction in the vildagliptin group, however, with insignificant P-values.

The DECODE Study Group has reported that, compared to fasting glucose, the use of this gold standard would yield a true prevalence 30 to 60% higher [19], [20], [21].