Sentence examples for reported controlled from inspiring English sources
The phrase "reported controlled" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to describe something that has been reported as being under control, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear. Example: "The situation was reported controlled after the emergency response team arrived."
A total of 54.5% of the volunteers reported controlled hypertension, 22.7% osteoporosis, 13% hyperlipidemia, and 9.1% controlled type 2 diabetes mellitus, but none of them had metabolic syndrome.
Only the alignments in the best stratum are reported (if a read matches to six different genomic loci, two loci with no mismatch, and four loci with one mismatch, only the two alignments are reported) controlled with - -strata and - -best.
Two experienced hand-searchers also read all the retrieved abstracts to identify those that reported controlled trials, regardless of location or disease profile.
However, a recently reported controlled trial using this helminth in patients with allergic rhinitis demonstrated that while an immunological response to whipworm was elicited, no therapeutic benefit was apparent [12].
However, most of the previously reported controlled intervention trials used "usual care" as comparison group.
In 2012, Xing et al. reported controlled photo-uncaging of d-luciferin from d-luciferin-conjugated NIR-to-UV UCNPs.
In a proxy filing, Mr. Icahn and his affiliates reported controlling a 2.7percentt stake in Motorola, including shares that could be acquired through the exercise of call options.
Cluster (at provincial level) robust standard errors reported; controlling for province fixed effects.
Cluster (at provincial level) robust standard errors reported; controlling for province fixed effects Fig. 4 Provincial differences in the tendency to get married during Lent, 2007 2009.
Adjusted ORs are reported controlling for demographic variables (age, gender, education and marital status).
In all of the analyses reported, "control" refers to either placebo or active treatment comparator.
