Sentence examples for serial reports from inspiring English sources

To coincide with the international football, Pottermore has been running serial reports about a Quidditch World Cup in Patagonia.

Serial reports from the GRACE study in acute coronary syndrome (with or without ST elevation) 20 reported admission RHR (per 30 bpm increase) to be an independent predictor of death, in-hospital and at 6 months.

It was not until the 1990s when serial reports of the early Breast Cancer Trialists Collaborative Groupp (EBCTCG) meta-analysis reaffirmed the efficacy of OA/OS in women younger than 50 years of age by demonstrating that OA/OS reduced the incidence of breast cancer recurrence and mortality by 30% [ 3].

This study has supported two central facts regarding the malaria transmission pattern in the region: firstly, our result of SPR (27.3%) and species composition of p.falciparum to p.vivax (68.5% to 31.5%) is highly consistent with the commonly quoted statistics in serial reports of the THB [ 20].

The 231 individuals had a known date of initial diagnosis and the time of new metastasis noted in the serial imaging reports during the investigation.

While central review of MRI was not feasible, we construed response from the serial MRI reports, which were read by independent radiologists from each center.

We searched the serial imaging reports of all patients referred to these outlying medical facilities from January 2000 to December 2008 with F-18-flurodeoxyglucose (FDG -PET in correlation with a recent CT or PET/CT and FDG -PETose winh a correlationagnosis of colon cancer.

The Primary Curriculum Review, by contrast, was commissioned and paid for by the government and is the sole work of a serial government-report writer, Sir Jim Rose.

Conclusion: This study of a large population of pregnancies with severe second trimester twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome confirms the improvements of outcome after laser therapy as compared to serial amniodrainages reported previously.

"He was a serial burglar," reported the New York Times, "with a taste for vodka, sake, pork belly, and hamburgers".

First, we examined the association between meconium tobacco smoke metabolites and serial self-report and serum cotinine biomarkers of prenatal tobacco smoke exposure.