Sentence examples for seminal reports from inspiring English sources

The literature reviewed includes seminal reports as well as extensions of established methodologies.

Since the publication of these seminal reports an extensive literature regarding computer methods of structure elucidation has been produced.

The reduction in labour taxes is a widespread policy recommendation for raising employment (see, for instance, the seminal reports from the European Commission 1994; OECD 1994).

Dr. Payne is the author of over 100 publications focusing on the intersection of biomedical informatics and the clinical and translational science domains, including several seminal reports that have served to define a new sub-domain of biomedical informatics theory and practice specifically focusing upon clinical research applications.

Since the seminal reports on neural differentiation in 2001[3], efficient neural differentiation has been achieved using several systems involving adherent culture[4], embryoid body (EB) formation[3], [5], and/or co-culture with stromal cells[6], [7].

Two seminal reports from the United Kingdom [ 14] and the United States [ 7] described the broad spectrum of diagnoses of life-threatening conditions encountered in children.

The late Derek Wanless recognised this in his seminal report Securing our Future Health: Taking a Long-Term View.

We were updating a seminal report undertaken 25 years previously by the Rockefeller Foundation entitled Good Health at Low Cost.

The Canadian-backed international commission that produced the seminal report on R2P in 2001 deliberately made this shift in emphasis.

The measures follow last week's seminal report by Jim O'Neill, who has called for a global response to what has been described as an "antibiotic apocalypse".

There are ways to ensure that everyone can access adequate health care services without being out of pocket, as highlighted in the World Health Organisation's seminal report.