Sentence examples for reports of organizations from inspiring English sources

The research used electronic databases (PopMed, Ebscohost, Science-Direct) and printed reports of organizations (government or non-government), institutions, or research centers.

Typically, the MD&A has quite a bit more content than the managerial discussions found in the annual reports of business organizations.

They also need to perform audits of the organization's sustainable performance and be sure that shareholders receive reports of the organization's performance in the three areas.

The liquid state model that envisions respiratory chain complexes diffusing freely in the membrane is increasingly challenged by reports of supramolecular organization of the complexes in the mitochondrial inner membrane.

Subsequently, reports of the organization of the Atlantic salmon hemoglobin gene cluster described six lambda phage genomic clones comprising two sets of α and β hemoglobin genes oriented 3' to 3' on opposite strands [ 24- 26].

Another interesting figure from today's report: 18% of organizations are implementing corporate application stores.

We report the views of organizations with a presence in the oblast, although we also took account of stated policies and positions of federal and international entities where relevant.

America Online offers wire-service dispatches from Bloomberg News and Reuters; readers can also link to the reports of other news organizations.

Information used to develop the protocol came from multiple sources including databases and reports of major funding organizations on obesity-related interventions implemented in Los Angeles County from 2005 to 2015, key informant interviews, and published literature.

The reports of 69 healthcare organizations (comprising 17,483 full-time hospitalization beds) were examined, including 17 university hospitals (UH), 16 public general hospitals (GH), 25 PC, and 11 RF.

Again, in connection with this first step of infection from cells by phages, we also detected various composite cell wall-associated hydrolases in our viral data set; consistently with previous reports of the modular organization of these invasion-associated genes (Loessner et al. 1997).