Sentence examples for reports according to which from inspiring English sources
According to Tagesspiegel newspaper, Berlin police had calculated that their suspect would have been unable to travel far beyond the German capital's borders, citing eyewitness reports according to which Amri had sustained visible facial injuries during Monday's attack.
The analytical behaviourist usually has a theory of introspective reports according to which they are what are sometimes called "avowals": roughly, he contends that to say "I have a pain" is to engage in a verbal surrogate for a wince.
On the same day, the United Press Agency reported: "The French government has issued an official denial of reports, according to which French aircraft were said to have attacked Gibraltar.
This observation seems consistent with previous reports according to which the presence of GLUT-1 is a marker of neoplastic transformation [ 40].
This study corresponds with other reports according to which the degree of renal function impairment at presentation inversely correlates with the response to the treatment and the subsequent renal outcome [ 3- 12].
Our findings confirm previous reports according to which despite their known risk, patients with diabetes are less often treated according to current guidelines for lipid-lowering therapy [ 33, 34].
Afterward, he wrote up his report, according to which there had been a total of a hundred and sixty-nine cases of psittacosis nationwide, and thirty-three fatalities.
The Smoking Gun has the Tampa Bay Police report, according to which Daniels "told cops that she did not intentionally hit her husband, but acknowledged tossing a potted plant in the kitchen sink, throwing the couple's wedding album on the floor, and breaking some candles".
That is why the proposal in this report, according to which resources for education and learning would be made available, is so important.
We found an 8.7% prevalence rate among the female inmates, which is consistent with the CDC (2005) Chlamydia surveillance report, according to which the prevalence of C. trachomatis infection is 8.9% among female inmates, and findings from other studies performed in similar settings to screen this high-risk group [ 4, 23].
Intriguingly, our findings agree with a recent report according to which overexpression of Rab26 in exocrine cell lines induces clustering of lysosomes, reminiscent of the partial co-localization of the EGFP-induced Rab26 clusters with lysosomes in neuronal cell bodies (Jin and Mills, 2014).
