Sentence examples for reporting examples from inspiring English sources

But the issue blew up earlier this year when bloggers started reporting examples of suspicious practices in otherwise reputable journals.

In the present paper the relation existing between chemical kinetics, reaction mechanisms and reactor modelling is briefly examined by reporting examples of both homogeneous and heterogeneous catalytic reactions.

The disability experts allowed a deep understanding of children's needs, of teachers' and language therapists' goals, and of their practices and constraints by means of discussions about videos reporting examples of therapeutic sessions for language development, semi-structured interviews, and focus groups in a contextual study [18].

Zuckerberg also outlined some of the steps the company would take to address fake news, which include improving mechanisms for reporting examples of it and improving the site's ability to detect whether a story is real.

The medical and biological significance of such variants is evident from the large and rapidly increasing volume of literature reporting examples of aberrant mRNA splicing associated with human cancers and genetic diseases [ 2, 3].

Determining the role(s) of rare codons in protein biogenesis is complicated by literature reports that describe the negative effects of rare codon clusters, particularly at 5' termini [ 30], while also reporting examples of rare codons improving protein expression [ 31], increasing or altering protein activity [ 32] and being conserved through evolution [ 33].

And they asked people to report examples to the government.

For the reported examples, the design principles, structural analysis and photophysical studies are presented and discussed.

This chapter reports examples of recent work using both of these approaches.

This article reports examples on the contribution of DSC to the knowledge of G-quadruplex structures.

However, there have been reported examples of sufferers undiagnosed for several years, who are much harder to treat.