Sentence examples for reporting on the version from inspiring English sources
Vatican officials asked journalists from other publications to refrain from reporting on the version released by L'Espresso, a request that the majority pointedly ignored.
I should point out that there was no reason that I should have had to choose between waiting and reporting on the final version.
For instance, no studies were found reporting on the dimensionality of the original version and its reproducibility has been studied in small patient groups (n < 25) only.
This paper will report on the parent version of the PONS and its qualitative development, and the quantitative evaluation of its psychometric properties in child and adolescent controls from the general population and a group with neuropsychiatric disorders.
In a recent literature review comprising 84 studies reporting on 12955 version, the pooled complication rate of ECV was 6.1% (mostly transient fetal heart rate abnormalities), 0.24% for serious complications and 0.35% for emergency cesarean deliveries with the conclusion that ECV is a safe procedure [ 11].
Prior to this study, Kircher et al. (2009) and Iannotti et al. (2012) reported on the relationship between the preoperative version of the glenoid and the postoperative implant version.
We finally report on the development of a second version of this circuit to readout a 3 × 8 detectors array with improved noise performances and upgraded functionalities.
For the PIAC study, the cohort of interest is people who had a completed aged care assessment reported on the 2003-04 ACAP national dataset Version 2 (just over 105,000 people).
First, it reports on the utility of an expanded version of Proctor's model of supervision across different allied health professions and demonstrates respondents' enthusiasm to develop skills and ensure their supervision is competent.
Our group previously reported on the development of an early version of the application both as a native, compiled application, written in Objective-C, and as an HTML5-based application that would run in a browser on Android and Apple tablets [ 24, 25].
† Results reported on the basis of Young Spine Questionnaire version 1.
