Sentence examples for have reported continued from inspiring English sources
Five years after the Sri Lankan army crushed the Tamil Tiger insurgents, human rights groups have reported continued abduction, torture, rape and other sexual violence against both male and female members of the Tamil minority.
Volunteers with the program have reported continued misuse of gender pronouns and at least one instance of delayed medication as well as increasing use of arbitrary lockups for as little as removing one's bed sheet or dancing.
Mental status after West Nile virus infection is an important public health issue because many studies of hospitalized patients have reported continued complaints from the time of discharge (2, 4, 5 ) through 18 months later (6 ).
There has been dramatic improvement in survival for patients with HIV/AIDS; however, some studies on patients with HIV/AIDS and serious illness have reported continued low rates of intensive care.
While studies have shown dramatic improvement in survival related to intensive care for patients with HIV/AIDS in the HAART era, some studies in patients with HIV/AIDS and serious illness have reported continued low rates of intensive care [ 9, 10].
Since the IPDAS quality criteria were first published [ 1, 2], Internet usage studies have reported continued increase in health information-seeking on the Internet [ 22- 28], but have not specifically assessed the usage rates for PtDAs.
Pro-Tibet advocacy groups have reported continuing violent confrontations between Tibetans and security officers.
The highest official Soviet figure for evacuees previously reported was 49,000, but Soviet and Western sources have reported continuing evacuations since the first major move of people on April 27 from Pripyat, the town closest to the reactor.
It should be borne in mind as well that this is a short-term study, and longer-term studies have reported continuing decline in KOOS subscores through five years postoperatively [ 31, 36].
However, upon exclusion of individuals diagnosed with pancreatitis in close proximity to pancreatic cancer, some have reported a continued strong association between a history of pancreatitis and/or chronic pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer, whereas others have not [ 10, 11, 27– 39].
Compared to the previous studies (Czarnocka and Slade 2000; Soet et al. 2003) which have reported women continuing to experience the symptoms of PTSD in the first month after childbirth, this is the first study that ascertained that women (23.5 %) continue to experience some level of PTSD at 9.5 months following childbirth.
