Sentence examples for reported from laboratories from inspiring English sources

From January 1 , 2003 through December 31 , 2004 a total of 3,821 cases of severe S. pyogenes disease meeting the case definition were reported from laboratories across the United Kingdom, Channel Islands, and Isle of Man.

In this study, we included non pregnancy-associated cases reported from laboratories inon pregnancy-associatedinicasesuestionnaireportedvailable and showed that at least 1 reported concurrent condition was present.

Results are reported from laboratory experiments conducted to investigate the processes of discolouration within a water distribution system and specifically the concepts underpinning an empirical model proposed by Boxall et al.

As reported from laboratory experiments on the uptake of Cu II) ions at the calcite surface [22, 23], the mixed CaxCu1-xCO3 compounds gradually forms following the inclusion of copper ions into the calcite structure.

No containment condition is fail-proof, but it must be emphasized that there have been no human H5N1 cases reported from laboratory contamination and no accidental release into the environment from any laboratory.

Human health effects have been reported from laboratory exposure and from a 1997 Maryland fish kill.

In 1991, a new radiation-induced phenomenon was reported from laboratory experiments, namely, genomic instability (Morgan et al 1996).

Most of the cases were detected through the specific procedures instituted to reinforce the active surveillance of the HA throughout the outbreak: reporting from laboratory (32.4%) and nursery (20.6%), interviews with the detected cases (17.6%), and some other ways (5.9%).

In some cases, discrepancies in results are being reported from different laboratories that are studying the same gene knockout model.

Glass major-element compositions by electron probe microanalysis (EPMA) are reported from several laboratories, and historic and new analyses are both presented where appropriate.

Conversion of phytol to α-tocopherol, the most potent of the E vitamins essential for reproduction in rats, was reported from three laboratories in 1938 and has been applied in commercial manufacture.