Sentence examples for reported as discussed from inspiring English sources

Disturbances in the antioxidant defense system in obesity, diabetes mellitus, and atherosclerosis have been reported as discussed elsewhere [ 4, 5].

Given the fact that in DM2 patients treated with a single daily dose of ASA, accelerated COX-1 activity recovery has been previously reported (as discussed above), we might have obtained a wider spectrum of serum TXB2 concentrations if we had collected blood samples 24 hours instead of 2-3 hours after ASA ingestion.

The nutritional and metabolic status of those children at the start of the study (pre-supplementation) was compared with that of neurotypical children of similar age and gender and reported previously, as discussed above [ 20].

To confirm CAR as an appropriate biomarker for use in exercise response or overtraining monitoring, it is essential that future studies follow recommended guidelines for utilizing and reporting CAR, as discussed in this review.

But we have used a range of pandemic case reporting rates as discussed below).

However, the base station may perform effective link adaptation by using the PH report as discussed earlier.

Rater differences may help explain the stronger observed relationship between physical functioning and mental health than physical health based on parent-proxy report as discussed above.

Indeed, the same trend that rod-like particles is preferred over spherical ones is observable in our results, perfectly in line with earlier reports as discussed in the 'Background' section.

Time-stability analysis for this time window is shown in Additional file 1. Unadjusted SUV in designated ROIs, SUV normalised to the whole brain (SUVRWB) and normalised to the cerebellum (SUVRC) were outcome measures, consistent with findings from previous reports as discussed above.

There was a significant decrease in TH protein in the SN in the 30 month old group, when the previously mentioned outlier was removed from this group (p<0.05) (Fig. 7a, b), consistent with reports as discussed in the introduction.

However, our findings with respect to the prevalence of medication side effects appeared to be consistent with those from other studies including the more contemporary studies in the ongoing BEACH report as discussed previously [ 27, 28].