Sentence examples for reported rendered from inspiring English sources

But the news that the economy had produced no job growth whatsoever in August, and moreover that job growth in both June and July was actually a good deal less than originally reported, rendered this half-step approach untenable and with it, the fiction that in making monetary policy the Federal Reserve is mostly focused on reducing and then containing inflation.

However, significant side effects of this combined therapy have been reported rendering this regimen potentially problematic.

Unfortunately, the polymorphism for these SNPs in other tomato accessions has not been assessed nor reported, rendering these SNPs cumbersome to use in other tomato materials.

The inactivation of Salmonella pathogenicity island 2 (SPI2) encoded type-III secretion system 2 (TTSS2) has been reported rendering the strain incapable for systemic dissemination to host sites and has also been proposed as live-attenuated vaccine.

Instead of atmospherics and access, what we get is solid newsmagazine reporting rendered in straightforward prose, interrupted by the occasional out-of-key pulp flourish.

In the Righi series, the 23.5% sensitivity and 75% specificity reported render p53 less attractive than conventional urinary cytology for diagnosing bladder cancer.

Epidemiological data on the use of coercive measures is scarcely available in most countries, and different ways of reporting render comparisons difficult.

3. The necessary testing for glucose-6-phosphate-dehydrogenase (G6PD) activity before taking the drug adds significant costs and together with the delay of G6PD activity reporting renders the prophylactic use of primaquine impractical in daily travel medicine practice.

The necessary testing for glucose-6-phosphate-dehydrogenase (G6PD) activity before taking the drug adds significant costs and together with the delay of G6PD activity reporting renders the prophylactic use of primaquine impractical in daily travel medicine practice.

"The Truth About 'Bloody Sunday' " (editorial, June 16) makes an important and welcome observation that the British government's report "rendered a credible verdict worthy of a democracy".

The included studies were of poor to moderate quality; the nature of outbreak reports rendered the use of high-quality study designs and trials unfeasible.