Sentence examples for reported correspondingly from inspiring English sources

Laboratories that trended high (or low) for Advate® also reported correspondingly higher (or lower) than expected results for rFVIIIFc.

This study indicated that patients with OA who reported their disease severity as being mild, moderate, or severe, also reported correspondingly greater levels of pain, functional impairment, and productivity impairment.

Bare notices of archival fact will be reported in correspondingly dry and formal language, whereas a battle will evoke poetical and dramatic vocabulary, and a speech will be constructed either in the spirit of a contemporary orator such as Cicero or in dramatically realistic tones, designed to recapture the atmosphere of antiquity.

Those who were asked to provide explanations softened their views, and reported a correspondingly larger drop in how they rated their understanding of the issues.

The IBS studies employed different definitions of treatment response and reported a correspondingly wide range of 'responder' rates (18 80% and 5 50% in groups receiving specific probiotics and placebo respectively).

To evaluate the effect of different types of word representation features, we started with the baseline method that used four types of features and the combined features described in the previous section, and then added two types of unsupervised word representation features and reported results correspondingly.

Correspondingly, reported self-induced abortions were lower after the intervention (20.8% at baseline vs 2.7% at endline, p < 0.001).

The proportion of participants with basic education was about 15% compared with 13% in the FHFS, whereas higher education (ie, over 12 years) was reported by 56%and69%9%, correspondingly.

19 33 Studies categorised as being 'mixed' in context (n=6) correspondingly reported heterogeneous preferences, spanning no preference for attire, to preference for formal attire, white coat and scrubs with white coats only 24263032384238 42 (figure 4).

In accordance with previous studies indicating a high degree of satisfaction with tooth extraction services amongst the Tanzanian population [ 32, 37], practitioners correspondingly reported highest competencies in this skill.

Correspondingly, as reported by parents, 54% in the hospitalised group and 8% in the control group were at age seven years consulting for asthma with a family physician or a practicing paediatrician.