Sentence examples for has reported over from inspiring English sources

Since WNV was detected in New York in 1999, the CDC has reported over 39,000 human cases [ 2, 3] and has been detected in 59 mosquito species throughout North America, although less than 10% are considered principal WNV vectors [ 4].

The Health Ministry has reported over 13,000 confirmed cases of the flu across the nation.

South Korea, too, has reported over 400 cases of suspected abductions by the North over the years.

But the US press has reported over the weekend that PwC has given prosecutors new information showing auditors were kept informed about the accounting practices within the London business.

The manuscript is based on approximately 500 new interviews, as well as more than 600 audits, inspections and investigations on which Mr. Bowen's office has reported over the years.

In the financial disclosure forms that Mr. Romney has filed as Massachusetts governor and a presidential candidate, he has reported over the years that he has had a financial interest in funds like charitable remainder trusts, which in some instances can allow substantial tax deductions.

Subsequent studies in mammalian systems have revealed a series of homologues of the yeast ATG genes and subsequent molecular studies have reported over 150 additional genes involved in human autophagy.

Some travellers have reported over-aggressive touts offering trips up the mountain, but whatever the logistical irritations, the views over Lake Batur and the various live craters should make it worthwhile.

But the BMJ (where I work) has published papers questioning the quality of evidence for the benefits of the influenza vaccine, and whether industry-funded trials have reported "over-optimistic" results.

Donata et al [ 29] have reported over-expression in low grade astrocytomas and in glioblastomas, wherein they could contribute to therapeutic resistance.

Previously we have reported over-expression of classical PKCs in lymphoma bearing mice which is known to favour cell proliferation [ 4].