Sentence examples for large scale reports from inspiring English sources

However, only few studies deal with the efficacy of sonographic abdominal screening (Bassères et al, 1995; Bastien et al, 1997), and there are no large scale reports published on the usefulness of ultrasonography of the peripheral lymph nodes for screening purposes.

To the best of our knowledge, our study is the first large-scale study to report on the prevalence of adopting MP and the associated factors in Taiwan.

The suggestion that lifting the borrowing cap will enable councils to build council housing on a large scale (Report, 22 January) ignores the funding crisis faced by local authority housing revenue accounts.

There is a good agreement among the ground state structures at the large scale reported by different groups.

In 2005, Stelzl et al. [18] performed a yeast two-hybrid screen on a large scale, reporting more than 3000 interactions between human proteins.

The 3D transfected cell arrays were subsequently employed for large scale reporting on the dynamic changes in TF activity in response to E2 treatment.

The prevalence of BRAF mutations was 65.1% in PTC in our series which is similar to another large scale report from mainland China (62%) [ 11].

The only other larger scale report investigating candidate SNPs/genes (mostly non-HLA) in relation to HBV vaccine response was published recently [16].

In a large scale study, women report higher pain intensity scores than men under the similar pain conditions [3].

A study from Norway including large-scale reports of real-world driver experience supports the evidence that rumble strips reduce crash numbers by reducing the severity of consequences, specifically of fatigue-related driving, and found a significant reduction in sleep-behind-the-wheel incidents resulting in road departure crashes when rumble strips were present [11].

Conversely, the abundance of large-scale reports of expression in many organs leads to an uninformative mouse expression pattern, i.e. HoxA5 is detected to some degree in many structures where no biological role has been reported.