Sentence examples for reported to mark from inspiring English sources

But last month his successor, Tristram Hunt, launched into his new role with two interviews widely reported to mark a shift in Labour's policy.

Lima commented on the news yesterday sharing an image of herself and the designer with the caption: "So honored to be chosen as the face of @MarcJacobs new fragrance Decadence...shot by the incredible Steven Meisel" The new fragrance is reported to mark a move away from the sweeter more youthful scents Jacobs is known for and will instead be more exotic.

The position of the group of ß-gal+ cells relative to the DLL in E18.5 Runx1lacZ/+ embryos was confirmed through immunostaining for ß-gal and Pax7, a transcription factor previously reported to mark the DLL [25].

Since AKT/PI3K/mTOR pathway regulation is implicated in hypoxia [23] [28] we examined the expression of glucose transporter-1 protein (GLUT1), which has been reported to mark hypoxia in human bladder cancer [46] and functions as part of the glucose uptake machinery dependent on TSC2 phosphorylation and TSC inhibition of mTOR [47].

Plasma CgA has been reported to mark emesis and serotonin release associated with cisplatin treatment.

Second, CTCF binding is reported to mark boundary elements between neighboring genes [ 42].

Ocimum kilimandscharicum (Karpoora Thulasi), a prominent member of this genus is reported to have marked antioxidant activity but its neuroprotective potential has not been explored.

Regimens employing HU 500 to 1000 mg daily in combination with ddI have been reported to produce marked virologic suppression for up to 2 years [ 13- 23].

Using this measure (or slight modifications thereof), delinquent child and adolescent samples were reported to have marked deficits in the ability to successfully adopt the cognitive perspectives of others [ 9- 11].

Patients with Lewy Body dementia have been reported to have marked sensitivity, including neuroleptic malignant syndrome, to typical and atypical antipsychotics, especially risperidone (Ballard et al 1998; Sink et al 2005).

Human-animal interactions (HAR) are a common feature of modern intensive farming systems and these interactions have been reported to have marked consequences on animal productivity and welfare [ 11].