Sentence examples for reporting primarily from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, by reporting primarily on the narrow issue of the F.D.A.'s role in trials carried out by commercial clinical research organizations, the article paints a picture of the actual safety of clinical trials that could frighten individuals away from participating in promising efforts to develop new therapies just when we need them the most.

The exposition here, while reporting primarily on what is explicit, will also report on what is implicit.

When we deduce, based on the absolute and differential intensities of all the oligos for each locus that a given probe is likely to be reporting primarily on one or more gene models, those identifiers are listed in bold.

Prior to that, Braver spent a decade as CBS News' law correspondent (1983-93), reprimarilyrimarily for the CBS Evening News.

Chris Jansing will be the new Senior White House Correspondent for NBC News as of next month, reporting primarily for "NBC Nightly News".

Connecticut established telephone-based gram-positive rod (GPR) reporting primarily to detect inhalational anthrax cases more quickly.

ABC News executives said that she would report primarily for "Good Morning America," but that she would also contribute to other ABC News programs.

However, most of these studies report primarily short-term outcomes.

Secondly, although biologists report a balance of supportive and impeding influences toward student-centered teaching, chemists report primarily impeding contextual influences and physicists report primarily supportive contextual influences.

GC synthesis has been reported primarily by catalytic carbonylation of glycerol with CO/O2 or phosgene.

Ethanol co-laminar flow fuel cells operating at room temperature have rarely been reported, primarily due to problems associated with the kinetics of ethanol oxidation.