Sentence examples for simultaneous report from inspiring English sources

He was an extreme case, for sure, but Dame Janet's simultaneous report into the grooming and groping of Stuart Hall illustrates the folly of treating him in isolation.

We believe that the Orphan Drug Designation recently granted by the EMA for tamoxifen use in DMD36,37, the launching of the TAMDMD trial, and simultaneous report of the therapeutic potential of tamoxifen in Mtm1−/y mice by two independent groups should encourage priority consideration for clinical evaluation for XLMTM.

A simultaneous report was published by Tanaka et al., identifying SNPs in IL28B in a Japanese genotype 1 HCV-patient cohort as a predictor of virologic response to PEG-IFNα and ribavirin.

The latter finding is complementary to a simultaneous report from the authors' group that baseline and duodenal feeding-induced plasma cholecystokinin levels are higher in critically ill patients than in healthy control individuals [ 44].

Krejci and colleagues investigated the effect of low-dose AVP on the microcirculation and regional blood flow during early, short-term, normotensive and normodynamic fecal peritonitis-induced porcine septicemia [ 4], a study complementary to their simultaneous report on the effects on the gastrointestinal circulation [ 5].

"Subject to this consideration, the use of an unobtrusive, handheld, virtually silent piece of modern equipment for the purposes of simultaneous reporting of proceedings to the outside world as they unfold in court is generally unlikely to interfere with the proper administration of justice".

According to simultaneous reports in Politico, "the dirty secret about the House Republicans' efforts" was that they had not even "decided if they will hold a vote".

Arrays of hydrogels were constructed for simultaneous reporting of TF activities.

However, simultaneous reports showed that myocyte damage and death in these and other contexts were unrelated to caspases [3], [4], [10], [25], [34].

Soon thereafter, three almost simultaneous reports [27], [28], [29] linked mutations of FOXP3 with the lack of development of T-Regs in the mouse, thereby providing a potential explanation for the severe autoimmune phenotypes of both mice and man, i.e. the lack of anergic, suppressive T-Reg cells.

The simultaneous reports of travellers with DENV to six countries on four continents suggested that a major DENV epidemic was occurring in Angola.