Sentence examples for report characterised from inspiring English sources

But Perugians soon noticed that almost every report characterised our city as a place where hedonistic students partied, boned and were murdered.

26 27 However, a consensus report characterised a 10 mm reduction on a 100 mm visual analogue scale as representing a "minimal" change or "little change".

This report characterised the average values of disease activity, the duration of treatment with biologics and the reasons for its discontinuation [ 18].

The Independent leads on the report, characterising the Saville report as "undoing the damage" caused by Lord Widgery's original 558-word investigation into the killings, which found only that the soldiers' firing "bordered on the reckless".

And, if this state of play isn't depressing enough, add the new WHO report characterising men's violence against women as a "global health problem of epidemic proportions", and the sad reality that women standing up against sexism often brings out a barrage of hate.

This report characterises them in detail and evaluates their significance relative to human tooth eruption.

This is the first report characterising the antibody based immune response of the new formulation of LVS in the widely used murine model of tularemia.

In terms of the literature she left us, how newspaper reports characterised Brookner is largely irrelevant; it's only really significant if it allows us to underestimate her work.

Results of several tests are reported, characterising the devise performance in these two differing applications.

Previous reports characterising the direct effects of nitric oxide on glucose uptake are limited to in vitro studies of isolated rodent skeletal muscle [ 9– 11].

Contradictions between the study reports are characterised, and an attempt made to explain them.