Sentence examples for report concurred with from inspiring English sources

The report concurred with earlier investigations in finding that the collapse had primarily been caused by inadequate strength in the joints connecting the upper and lower portions of the double-decked road.

The latter report concurred with the Cubs' assessment that Smith's velocity climbed to the low to mid-90 mph range and that he maintained an exceptional change-up.

He writes that the report concurs with the affordable housing percentage argued for "only in the context of Capco's warped valuation approach, and with various other qualifications" and he sets out how the report, in fact, raises significant objections to that valuation approachthat were not taken on board by Johnson and the two councils alike.

Our case report concurs with these studies favoring a constrained total hip replacement (THR) in an old hip dislocation with compromised soft tissues and doubtful potential stability.

Last Thursday, the U.S. Department of State responded to the United Nations report, concurring with the Working Group's recommendations on addressing homelessness.

The 5% of pathology found in our study concurs with previous reports [ 4, 6, 28].

The general practitioners' preferences with regard to the technical aspects of a feedback report concur with the results of similar surveys in the field and can be used as guidelines for written communications.

The diversity between and within carcass locations in this report concur with previous reports of SNR genotypes appearing spatially and temporally dispersed in another large (multiple population) epizootic [ 29] and of multiple SNR types within intensively sampled carcass sites [ 30].

A previous report concurs with the concept that a balanced combination of economic and non-economic incentives, according to the interests of healthcare professionals, is more appropriate than the isolated use of financial incentives [ 11].

Johnson, in an addendum to the report, partially concurred with many of the inspector general's findings, though he disputed several.

In recent interviews for this report, Simpson concurred with Weeks, to whom she has never spoken, that Siegelman and Scrushy deserve a new trial because of prosecutorial misconduct.