Sentence examples for reported broader from inspiring English sources
The majority of earlier studies on young children have reported broader behavioural dimensions.
Some used refusal rates; others reported broader non-response, including not contacted; contacted but not eligible (e.g. language difficulties, lack of mental capacity); and refusals.
While complementary therapies were not always experienced as effective for asthma symptoms, participants usually reported broader personal benefits from trying other ways of managing their condition.
Hence, of 29 studies reporting homicide offenders with schizophrenia from defined geographic regions, 3 studies reported homicide recidivism according to our definition and 3 studies reported broader definitions of homicide recidivism involving attempted homicide (1 of which provided further data that met our inclusion criteria).
Both companies reported broad-based growth and strong overseas sales, helped by the weaker dollar.
Li et al. applied nanosphere lithography using PS microspheres 210 nm in diameter and reported broad spectrum antireflectivity from 300 to 800 nm and anti-fogging [10].
Other nonrandomized studies have reported broad cognitive deficits or reduced white matter in adults and some children who suffered neglect or maltreatment in the past.
Herein, we reported broad spectral response photosensitive organic field-effect transistors with tricomponent bulk heterojunctions (Tri-BHJ) and high mobility channel transport layer, and they were sensitive over a bandwidth from ultraviolet visible to near infrared.
Our data confirm the previously reported broad effect of stable or long-term EBNA-1 expression on cellular transcription (Figure 1).
However, some cognitive training studies reported broad improvements from cognitive training, particularly from extended but not from strategy training approaches.
As SPL was increased, mechanical sensitivity to song frequencies decreased and tuning became less sharp, until it reached the previously reported broad sensitivity [ 25, 32].
