Sentence examples for unreported aspects from inspiring English sources

The present study revealed several unreported aspects of C. gattii that have implications for its ecology and virulence.

Variations in unreported aspects of study design or patient characteristics may account for the remaining inconsistency in estimated effect size.

"Mate Crime" is a largely unreported aspect of hate crime that affects hundreds of vulnerable adults.

A previously unreported aspect of the phenotype of null halA mutations in A. nidulans is poor growth in the presence of high concentrations (e.g. 1 M) of Na+ or K+ (Fig. 1A).

Limited information was available on interventions, and it is not possible to know what aspects were unreported.

These surveys can also cover aspects such as unreported crime, and obtain information on different levels with specified geographic areas and compare this with the reported crime.

Current findings highlight the preponderance of the interface that patients with schizophrenia have with the criminal justice system and its economic cost, 2 important aspects that often go unreported in studies of schizophrenia, although the link between medication nonadherence, violent behaviors, arrests, and being a victim of crime has been previously reported [ 22- 25].

United Kingdom - Unreported case - Reg. v. H. (unreported), 5 October 1990, Auld J.

One of the most tantalising aspects of Whitehall's permanent government is the regular, unreported conversations between ministers and their most senior military advisers.

The most disruptive aspect of Graham-Cassidy, however, has largely gone unreported: ie, the end of both the individual and the employer "insurance mandates" under Obamacare.

"There's not much time to relax, but we're all in it together, and we encourage each other". Ma Li, who hopes to study shipping logistics at Shanghai Maritime University, a top-tier college, is a good illustration of an aspect of China's education system that often goes unreported.