Sentence examples for reports relied on from inspiring English sources

Previous reports relied on estimates dating back to the 1950s and 1960s in some countries outside sub-Saharan Africa.

Typically, these reports relied on accusations made by opponents of the experts from their native countries — strong and independent prosecutors always have enemies, of course — who were then brought to Mexico by right-wing activist groups, such as the Citizens Council.

Despite the presence of several reports comparing perioperative and cancer-control outcomes between the two approaches, no reports relied on a population-based cohort.

When Eisenman and his colleagues dug a little deeper, they realized that the two reports relied on two different versions of the Bootstrap data processing algorithm.

Those media reports relied on preliminary data on a trial of a new drug in Guinea that were leaked by a nongovernmental organization that was helping conduct the study, the researchers say.

The earliest reports relied on measuring the allelic ratios of SNPs present in fetal-specific nucleic acid markers [12], [16].

"These reports rely on a plaintiff's unsubstantiated allegations.

But many of the reports rely on sources that the military rated as reliable.

Both reports rely on the same corpus of 59 academic studies, which are weighted heavily towards south Asia.

Inside an organization, managers might settle differences by pulling rank on their direct reports, relying on status rather than on the merit of their ideas.

Falsified police reports rely on it being accepted that young black people are probably armed, probably holding drugs, and probably dangerous.