Sentence examples for reporting sometimes from inspiring English sources

This relatively low-effect threshold (given that iron oxides are mostly being considered harmless to beneficial) is supported by a range of further studies reporting sometimes surprisingly strong negative effects on microorganisms exposed to iron oxide NP [214, 221, 222].

Nearly half (48.6%) of the cohort reported moderate or severe LUTS, while 29.9% of the men reporting sometimes or never being able to get or keep an erection (e.g., erectile dysfunction).

But more important, the backdrop of the reporting sometimes contains the implication that Woodruff's reporting from Iraq or elsewhere was a business strategy to woo viewers.

Advocates of free-text reporting sometimes argue that the essential art inherent in the crafting of a prose report, involving structuring the body of a report to support a conclusion reached at the end of a reasoned description of findings, is lost in structured reporting.

There are delays in HMIS reporting, sometimes there is under reporting and private health facilities do not regularly report to HMIS.

For the most part, he rejected what was reported, sometimes he even made corrections, like editorial marks on a manuscript.

The militant tactics of the suffragettes were regularly reported, sometimes in neutral ways, but often with condemnatory comments.

Shaden,25, from Aleppo, now living in Beirut with three small children and five months pregnant, reported sometimes leaving the children alone when going to buy food.

Forty-nine percent (n = 141) of caregivers reported sometimes or always bed-sharing.

Another specialist reported: "Sometimes they are stuck in their old ways and it is difficult for them to change with each individual child or family situation".

Coagulative problems arising from drug-herb interactions with warfarin are commonly reported, sometimes with serious consequences, such as intracranial hematoma [24].