Sentence examples for reported in view of from inspiring English sources

Referring to some of the canonical fathers of international law, the Times reported, "In view of the intricate question of international law likely to be raised, there is a casting about for precedents, and in the streets even GROTIUS, PUFFENDORF [sic], VATTEL and WHEATON are learnedly appealed to for justification".

The results are reported in view of the varying operating conditions.

Illustrative applications are reported in view of comparisons between such new treatments and the predictions of some classical models which are shown to coincide with the ones derived from MRP-based models in definite limiting cases only.

Results on FM patient heterogeneity are reported in view of the interest in this aspect [ 24, 52], but limited material implies low sensitivity of the analysis.

In most studies a sampling frame was not reported which, in view of the low rate of testing in China, makes assessment of the true incidence of CDI impossible [ 35].

Kok et al. [ 34] did not undertake any re-testing because of the high levels of reliability previously reported and in view of the fact that individuals tend to adapt to or become used to their (health) conditions over time.

Despite these encouraging initial results and the established safety of this drug (Dale et al., 2003), it is somewhat concerning that pre-clinical animal studies to investigate the effects of G-CSF therapy on fetal and post-natal parameters have not been reported, particularly in view of mounting evidence for cytokine effects on fetal programming (Sjoblom et al., 2005).

The solvent-induced polymorphism, coadsorption effect, as well as solvent effects on chirality and electronic structures are discussed in this report in view of the polarity, solubility and viscosity of the solvent, the hydrogen bonding formation between solute and solvent, and the solvophobic and solvophilic effects.

Report   In view of past experiences, the following diseases are expected to be prevalent in the Camps: diarrhoeal diseases, bronco-pneumonia (especially bronco-pneumonia resulting from measles), depression, snake bites and scorpion bite, accidents resulting from mines, leschmaniasis, meningitis and typhoid.

The properties of selective examples of ionically conducting polymers are reported and discussed in view of their application in advanced design, rechargeable batteries and in laminated electrochromic devices.

In this paper the results of the field test of the harvesting robot are reported and analysed in view of the performance criteria mentioned above.