Sentence examples for separately we report from inspiring English sources

Although matching is performed for each age cohort separately, we report balancing tests after we pool together the matched observations from all age cohorts given that the DiD estimates come from the pooled age cohorts.

Separately, we reported that the presence of E6/E7 of HPV type 16 is correlated with Id-1 overexpression in human invasive and metastatic breast cancer tissues in Canadian women.

In a previous study to be reported separately, we found no significant benefit of bright white light for elderly depressed outpatients.

Many sites also undertake physician interpretation of their VAs, which may differ in detail from these results, and be reported separately; we are not making any comparisons with physician findings here.

Although interventions geared to increase skilled attendance at birth and improve EmOC quality have been implemented separately, we have found no reports of rigorously designed implementation projects aimed at jointly addressing these two critically interconnected issues.

If pain at various sites is reported separately, we will classify and analyse the pain according to the following three groups: (1) parietal pain caused by skin incision (somatic pain); (2) deep intra-abdominal pain originating from internal organs (visceral pain) and (3) shoulder pain due to phrenic nerve irritation (presumably referred visceral pain).

Since the previously discussed results highlight that there is a strong difference in the behavior of the two components of the DISCOVER encoded bitstream, we report separately their respective rate-distortion plots.

Thus, we report separately what might happen in a population screened from age 20 and in a population screened from age 25 only.

46 We report separately the results of further analysis for the women with a six week EPDS score <12; infant, partner, and economic outcomes; the views of women using a qualitative approach; and features associated with greater individual improvement.

In the current study, we separately report on the exploratory imaging sub-study with 89Zr-labelled RG7356 by performing quantitative analysis of the imaging data.

We separately report uncompensated wage elasticities (total hour and participation responses) and income elasticities.9 The uncompensated (Marshallian) wage elasticity is defined as the percentage change in labor supply h for a 1%% change in the (gross) wage w:10 epsilon^{u}=frac{dh}{dw}frac{w}{h}.