Sentence examples for period reported a from inspiring English sources

National-level statistics from the period reported a roughly 7.5% annual increase in emissions, to 7.69 billion tonnes in 2010.

The study in India (4 repeat tests over a 2 week period) reported a variability of 16% in IFN-γ responses as measured by the QFT GIT to be within the bounds of statistical probability[3].

Findings from one study with a 4-year follow-up period reported a significant drop in HAP reduction beyond one year.

A publication on respiratory endpoints in children whose parents used 2,4-D during the pregnancy period reported a significant prevalence of hay fever and/or allergies (OR = 1.66, 95% CI = 1.11 2.49).

From our analysis, those participants whose clinician had appeared to work hard in the transition period reported a less turbulent transition process despite in some cases there being other difficulties, such as not meeting the threshold for adult services.

Cox et al. used ambulatory prescription claims data of children aged 5 19 years from 2002 to 2005 and over this period reported a growth in prevalence of ADHD medications of 40.4% [ 22].

By comparison, The Post, over that period, reported an increase in average weekday circulation to 620,080 from 436,544, or 42percentt.

Using lifetime exposure days measured at the beginning of follow-up, coumaphos-exposed prostate cancer cases with a family history of disease in the early period reported an average of 130 lifetime exposure days, whereas coumaphos-exposed cases with a family history of prostate cancer in the later period reported an average of 40 lifetime exposure days at baseline.

A previous European cross-national comparison study on aggregated data (2000 2005 period) reported an unexpected low use of reimbursed antihistamines, which was interpreted in the light of legislation on over-the-counter products [ 29].

Note that only the AR(1) for the whole period reports a negative coefficient on homicides.

Case series on primary VWM in the perinatal period report a predominance of infants born prematurely [ 3- 7], particularly before 30 weeks gestational age and with a birth weight <1000 g; many were affected several weeks after birth.