Sentence examples for reports adopted from inspiring English sources

The damaging evidence about the dirty war its troops have been waging in Chechnya is set out in successive reports adopted over the years by organisations to which Russia itself belongs, from the United Nations to the Council of Europe (see article).

Their reports adopted the same format for papers in scientific journals.

The optimum frequency of surveillance colonoscopy is controversial, but many reports adopted a 1-or-2-year interval.

The majority of reports adopted MSP as the experimental procedure, and reported a higher prevalence of methylation (70 73% in CRCs and 88 100% in adenomas) (Hesson et al, 2005; Park et al, 2006) than in our study (46% in CRCs and 25% in adenomas) or Akino et al.'s study (42% in CRCs and 43% in adenomas).

The two reports adopt opposed views on the benefits of Prevent in schools and colleges.

The growth and changes in global food alerts, as reported from an EU perspective, are illustrated in Figure 2. Food alert reports adopt an 'infringement' approach, focusing on the frequency and trends in reasons for food alert.

This is in agreement with some reports adopting a strict standard to obtain the most accurate homocysteine concentration [ 24].

Previous reports adopting disease-associated gene network and pathway analyses in PCa have revealed novel regulatory mechanisms and were more powerful than the analysis of gene expression level alone [ 20– 20].

Consistent with previous reports adopting the same AKI definition [ 7, 10, 22], in our sample AKI occurred early, was not severe, did not cause discontinuation of CMS, and subsided rapidly.

Here, we explored the study reports adopting the same approach that we would have used for transcribed interview material, using a cross-case thematic analysis described by Miles and Huberman, among others [ 27].

He just wants his report adopted by the commission and accepted by the mayor, he said yesterday.