Sentence examples for previously reported law from inspiring English sources

TMZ previously reported law enforcement called Kelly's cause of death "a mystery".

The flow laws for different water contents should essentially describe the corresponding deformation, although previously reported flow laws for feldspar have been experientially determined only for samples with specific water contents or for dry samples (Dimanov et al. 1998, 1999, 2000; Rybacki and Dresen 2004; Rybacki et al. 2006).

Sergei Maslov The manuscript presents an interesting study of evolutionary implications of previously reported scaling laws in the functional content of bacterial genomes.

As previously reported, under California law, Suleman (and her 14 dependents) qualifies for welfare provided she earns less than $119,000 in a calendar year, but financial records from her former employers indicate that Suleman grossed upward of $200,000 back in 2012.

As previously reported, under California law Suleman (and her 14 dependents) qualifies for welfare if she makes less than $119,000 in a calendar year, but financial records from her former employers -- including Wicked Pictures, the adult entertainment company that produced her porn video -- show that she took in at least $150,248.77 in 2012.

This is opposite to the previously reported result that the power law tail becomes flatter with an increase of the cumulative rainfall (Chen 2009).

As of Wednesday night, the Chicago Sun-Times reported that at least two women who had not previously reported their allegations against Kelly to law enforcement have contacted the prosecutor's office.

When data over a period of 24 h were analyzed as a whole, rest bouts showed a power law distribution as previously reported.

The diameter of the ILYWT pore is approximately 300 Å, consistent with the dimensions previously reported for other CDC and perforin pores (Law et al., 2010; Tilley et al., 2005).

None of the other states with drug-testing laws in place had previously reported a number quite like $350,000, let alone any significant net savings at all.

A handful of states have moved to protect unpaid interns where federal law currently does not, as The Huffington Post has previously reported.