Sentence examples for many recent reports from inspiring English sources

"As many recent reports have shown, and as Professor Ebdon has recently highlighted, we need to see more progress in universities increasing recruitment of students from poorer backgrounds.

Many recent reports have used the spatial resolution and sensitivity of PET/CT for stem cell tracking.

Nonetheless, it is consistent with many recent reports of importance of circadian clocks and sleep cycles for optimal well-being.

The synthetic procedure as well as the mechanism of the formation has also been well-summarised in many recent reports [1, 3, 5, 29].

In many recent reports, the protein microarray approaches with immobilized pathogen-related antigens were used for the parallel detection of relative antibodies in sera [5 8].

Many recent reports indicate that a combination of rocuronium and sugammadex can be safely used for patients with neuromuscular disorders; therefore, we decided to use rocuronium under TOF monitoring and sugammadex for reversal based on these reports [8, 9].

That seems to be the common theme of many recent news reports about forced migration.After a welcome decline between 2001 and 2005, the number of refugees in the classic sense of people forced to leave their countries because of war or persecution rose in 2007 for the second straight year, mainly because of turmoil in Iraq and Afghanistan, the United Nations reported this week.

A report from the National Center on Education Statistics is one of many recent research reports that detail the importance of fathers' involvement in their children's educational programs (Nord, Brimhall, & West, 1997).

This Four Loko hooch — subject of so many recent news reports, focus of so much alarm — definitely stood out.

Harbottle's letter states: "Despite the constraints upon us, we can make it clear that many recent press reports have not accurately described the extent of our retainer from News International in 2007.

Nurses were selected as the target group of clinicians because many of the survey's questions are about aspects of care that are provided by nurses; poor nursing care has been the focus of many recent media reports about negative patient experiences; [ 19] and nurses tend to work in coherent units (wards), which can be linked to specific groups of patients treated on those wards.