Sentence examples for reported in revised from inspiring English sources

Various adipose tissue donor sites have been reported in revised literature: retroperitoneal adipose tissue [ 27], lateral thoracic area [ 28], gluteous fat [ 29] or inguinal region [ 8, 30].

Since the reporting of two-skill scores and a total score was consistent with the way scores are reported in the revised TOEIC test, the study empirically supported the reporting practice of the revised TOEIC test.

Worker productivity rose at an annual rate of 6.6percentt in the second quarter as hours worked fell more sharply than actual output, the government reported in its revised figures.

These results are reported in the revised Figure 1C.

These results are now reported in the revised version of the manuscript.

This ≅2 protein ratio is now reported in the revised manuscript.

The distributions are shown in Author response image 1 below, and the results are reported in the revised text.

Table 5 Comparison of livestock CH4 C emissions reported in literature to revised values obtained in this study Area Years Methane quantity Source/emissions factors used Method Value (Tg C year−1) Revised value (Tg C year−1) Globe 2013 Total lvstk.

Although the first version of action plan was reported in March 2016, a revised version, presented here, is being drafted in order to correspond to the new schedule of the ITER project agreed in 2016, because the ITER progress is one of critical issues in the action plan.

As mentioned in response to "Essential Revisions" point #1, we have conducted the control experiment involving AC5 knockout tissues and report it in revised Figure 1. 2) Figure 2 reports a BRET assay designed to detect Golf activation based on free beta-gamma binding to a NanoLuc-labeled GRK2. 10 μM dopamine caused a BRET change that was reversed by 100 μM haloperidol.

Industrial production shot up 0.4%, the biggest jump since June 2000, and was well above economist's estimates of a 0.2% rise and the 0.2% increase reported in January, which was revised upward.