Sentence examples for reported accompanied from inspiring English sources
A simple and efficient method to repair defects in graphene oxide (GO) is reported, accompanied by a simultaneous reduction process by a methane plasma.
Transchelation of [64Cu]TETA-octreotide to SOD (Bass et al. 2000) and transfer of copper from a 67Cu-labeled antibody to ceruloplasmin (Mirick et al. 1999) were previously reported, accompanied by increasing blood activity levels, indicating the re-release of 64Cu from liver to the blood.
Stuffed zucchini flowers, figs and ham, razor clams, fresh Tagliolini pasta with thinly sliced truffles and rice with button mushrooms were on the menu, People reported, accompanied by fine wine and Clooney and business partner Gerber's own tequila.
The STROBE guidelines for reporting of observational studies, published in 2007, state that the method for handling missing data should be addressed and furthermore, that the number of individuals used for analysis at each stage of the study should be reported accompanied by reasons for non-participation or non-response [ 10, 11].
The RAMESES guidelines [ 48, 49], which were developed using a robust methodology involving systematic reviews and expert consensus techniques, contain a list of items to be reported accompanied by a detailed document giving examples of good reporting and the rationale for including each item in published reviews.
He also reported accompanying ptosis and lacrimation of the left eye with pain exacerbations.
Moreover, attention deficit is one of the most frequently reported accompanying symptoms in people experiencing either acute or chronic pain.
TBAs also reported accompanying women to the health care facilities for antenatal care, postnatal care and care at birth.
No committee reports accompanied the Patriot Act but the floor statements make Congressional intent quite apparent.
In clinical settings, adult patients with non-specific LBP often report accompanying diffuse musculoskeletal symptoms similar to those associated with Hypovitaminosis D as suggested above.
A CNBC report, accompanied by the Eurythmics song "Would I Lie to You?," showed its reporter entering an fMRI machine, described as a "sure-fire way to identify a liar".
