Sentence examples for traditionally reported from inspiring English sources

The threshold value for PSB formation is lower than traditionally reported.

It also raises questions about some of the country classifications traditionally reported in the international accounting literature.

The CMS_RF map also had higher total biomass than what is traditionally reported by FIA (164 Tg, 2008 2012 collection period) (Additional file 3: Table S1, [27]).

Respectively defined as the agreement within and between laboratories, repeatability and reproducibility of a qualitative diagnostic test are traditionally reported using observed proportion of agreement or Kappa values.

Benchmarks such as adenoma detection rate (ADR) are traditionally reported as static, one-dimensional point estimates at a provider or practice level.

A microelectrode array sensor platform was designed and fabricated to increase diversity, flexibility, and versatility of testing capabilities over that of traditionally reported sensor platforms.

"The numbers that we reported today, and that we traditionally report, we don't divine them out of the sky.

The bank, which traditionally reports results days after its Wall Street competitors, kicked off the industry's earnings season this quarter along with JPMorgan Chase.

The low back was the area with the highest prevalence of SRMS in the non computer users because it is where many individuals traditionally report discomfort regardless of their job demands.

The names of rape victims were traditionally not reported by the media, to protect them, but it had the additional effect of insisting that they had been shamed and keeping them invisible, isolated, and silent.

Traditionally, as reported in the literature, bicuspids were routinely measured in vivo and subsequently extracted for physical volumetric determination [21].