Sentence examples for routes reporting from inspiring English sources

For an additional $50 a year, Spot will track users' routes, reporting their locations every 10 minutes on Google maps on the Web site, Mr. Moore said.

The London mayor's office says: Segregated cycle lanes have been proven to promote economic growth in other world cities, with retailers along their routes reporting sharp growth in customers and spending as the streets become more pleasant.

City officials said that safety had improved significantly along the existing Safe Passage routes, reporting that crime had dropped by 20 percent on the routes over the last two years while school attendance had improved.

This compound could be obtained by other synthetic routes reported in literatures [16].

The synthetic routes reported in this work are general and applicable for the preparation of diverse building blocks, controlling protection, arm length, and peripheral moieties.

The synthetic routes reported in this work are general and applicable for the preparation of diverse building blocks, controlling protection, arm length, chirality, and peripheral functional groups.

Despite the wide application interest in mesoporous silica micro- and nano-particles and a number of synthesis routes reported in the literature, the question of chemical engineering scale-up of the synthetic routes has rarely been addressed.

The synthetic routes reported in the literature for the formation of derivatives of 6,7-alkoxyisoquinolines as selective PDE10A inhibitors involved multi-step reactions ranging from 3 to 13 steps [67, 68].

Using PathMiner we are able to automatically elucidate a 19-step pathway for de novo vanillin synthesis from d-glucose, which is in close agreement with the routes reported in the literature.

The synthetic routes reported in this work are general and applicable for the preparation of a diverse library of scaffolds, controlling chirality, arm position and length as well as the nature of functional moieties at the arms for further diversification in three independent directions.

Participants who lived near and used the new routes reported improvements in their perceptions of provision and safety.