Sentence examples for publications note from inspiring English sources

One should also highlight that recent publications note that most peptic ulcer bleeding-related deaths are not a direct consequence of the bleeding ulcer itself.

Most publications note that the validity and reliability of data collected by computers depend on variables like age group of participants and the types of sensitive questions [ 5].

Previous publications note that chemotherapeutic agents administered at low doses increased immune-mediated tumor destruction through stimulation of cytotoxic lymphocytes and induction of mediators that are directly or indirectly involved in cell killing [ 29- 32].

Some publications noted that Hamyd was "unemployed"—a "delinquent," like the other two suspects, Chérif and Saïd Kouachi, who are both in their early thirties.

Some publications noted that Hamyd was "unemployed" — a "delinquent," like the other two suspects, Chérif and Saïd Kouachi, who are both in their early thirties.

He would spent his weekdays cross-referencing every single fixture since 1977 from the match reports of at least three different publications, noting down scores, crowd figures, goal-scorers, substitutions: the works.

Reception for the video was mainly positive, with most publications noting its similarities to Minogue's previous music videos.

Many publications noted the rather steep computer requirements; in addition to requiring a DVD-ROM drive, the game took up more than 7 gigabytes when fully installed.

Industry publications noted the LS 400's precise panel gaps, and the subject became a common evaluation standard in road tests.

Several publications noted that the song was released for free on a non-profitable mixtape, and that "live covers of famous songs are common in live performances", and that sampling is a common practice on mixtapes.

Specifically, that growing inequality and poverty in the United States is a major driver for the so-called "achievement gap," and as the famous 1966 Coleman report and subsequent publications noted, the best way to improve achievement is to address issues related to inequality and poverty like hunger, homelessness, and health care.