Sentence examples for members reported in from inspiring English sources

Ian Wright, director general at the Food and Drink Federation (FDF), says members reported in a survey at the end of last year that their EU employees felt "unwanted and uncomfortable".

One possible explanation, team members reported in the 1 December issue of the Astrophysical Journal, is that both stars grew up in a dense star-forming area and therefore could pull in a great deal of matter easily and quickly.

Earlier this year, the team members reported in the journal Advanced Materials that they had successfully inserted the mu-grippers through the mouth and stomach of a live animal and released them in a hard-to-access place, the bile duct, from which they obtained tissue samples.

Billions of years ago, enough water flowed down from the rim of Gale crater to carry gravel to the middle of the crater floor where the Curiosity rover found and imaged it 3 weeks ago, the NASA mission's team members reported in a press conference today.

Additionally, we were not able to ascertain whether or not the network members reported in the baseline were the same or different individuals from those reported in the 6 month follow-up survey or vice versa.

The other three ACS family members reported in cucumber (CsACS1G and GenBank accessions no. BAA33374 and BAA33375) are more distant, and only share 53 62% amino acid identity with CmACS-7.

MESSENGER team members report in seven papers in this issue of Science that clues to Mercury's mysterious origins point instead in more conventional directions.

Arabidopsis turns out to have a surprisingly high number of likely genes, some 25,500, as opposed to 13,600 in the fruit fly, consortium members report in the 14 December issue of Nature.

Figure 1 shows that in California, 77.1percentt of union members reported participating in an employment-based health plan between 2013 and 2017 compared to 49.4percentt of those not in a union.

In Ghana, 28 per 1000 surveyed MHO members reported hospitalization in the year preceding the survey, compared with 23 per 1000 non-members.

When asked about their comfort in performing specific skills related to delivery, 100% of health centre staff members reported comfort in performing simple vaginal delivery at health centres.