Sentence examples for mostly reported from from inspiring English sources

The commercial production of tyrosinase is mostly reported from the common mushroom Agaricus bisporus.

Somnolence, falls, injury, edema and urinary tract infections were mostly reported from the trials.

Up to date, erinacines have been mostly reported from submerged cultures of H. erinaceus, and only traces of erinacines have been found in fruiting bodies [ 25].

However, a good number of bacillary cases are observed in children as well, mostly reported from endemic Northern India [ 7, 10].

The Km value of the amylases has been mostly reported from 0.35 to 11.66 mg/mL [ 25], which corresponds to our report.

Ringed common coots and common snipes were mostly reported from continental Europe and Mediterranean areas, whereas mallards and common teals were also found in more northern places, including the former Soviet Union and Scandinavia.

As journalists are mostly reporting from other countries, Syrian authorities could use the black-out window to conduct a massive attack on activists, relatively safe from the relentless all-seeing eye that is the Internet.

Previous studies have mostly reported findings from HIV cohorts, where it has been shown that male gender is associated with substantial problems during ART.

However, mostly reported MoS2/graphene/MoS2 nanostructures have been suffering from their low yield, costly and time-consuming prepared methods as well as their polysulfide shuttling problem owing to a certain degree of adverse reaction to the electrolyte.

Enzymes from Aspergilli are mostly reported to exhibit low total cellulase activity (Falkoski et al. 2013); however, their high β-glucosidase expressing levels have made them relevant game changers for industrial applications.

Managers and head of departments mostly reported that institutions could benefit more from the use of analytics to examine student related issues, stating that in their institution's student related use of analytics can enable right intervention and identification of students who may need adequate support.