Sentence examples for increasing reports on from inspiring English sources

Whilst the literature on varus osteotomies on the distal femur is increasing, reports on valgus distal femoral osteotomies are scant.

Over the last decades, there have been increasing reports on the depletion of the stratospheric ozone layer (reviewed in [1]).

Over the past few years, there have been increasing reports on the synthesis of SiC nanocrystals due to their potential applications as nanoscale light emitters [9].

There have been increasing reports on robot-assisted UR, but this approach remains controversial due to reports suggesting increased complications and reduced success compared with open repair.

Despite the increasing reports on mechanical aspects of contracted endodontic access cavities (CECs), we believe that the biological aspects (debridement) have not been adequately investigated.

And increasing reports on the national Chamber of Commerce and Republican Party secretly raising illegal, foreign campaign funds have grown countrywide concern.

There was increased reporting on selected health coverage indicators (e.g. the reporting of one-year old children who were immunized with three doses of pentavelent vaccine increased from 57% in 2011/12 to 87% in 2012/13).

They include the establishment of a Medicare advisory board with the authority to set reimbursement policy, increased reporting on physician errors and outcomes, an excise tax on elective cosmetic surgery, and measures that might increase payments to primary-care doctors at the expense of specialists.

What if, acceptance letter in hand, students and parents asked not just what the reported numbers are, but what the school was doing to increase reporting on campus, how they define sexual misconduct, how community members are treated (and what their options are) if they're violated, and how schools regularly evaluate and improve the effectiveness of their prevention programs?

Horror stories aside, she marks this up to increased reporting on complications related to the pill, such as hormonal side effects, blood clots, deep vein thrombosis, heart attacks, and strokes.

The response efforts were challenged by the needs of elderly victims, leading to increased reporting on Japan's rapidly aging population, its low birthrate and increasingly low marriage rate.