Sentence examples for Recent studies refer from inspiring English sources

However, many recent studies refer to the higher probability of gaseous microemboli formation by MEPS, caused by subzero pressure values.

Essential for the observational study design was that all patients were treated similarly according to their major diagnosis, independent of their preoperative characteristics [ 17].> Recent studies refer to minimum clinically important differences (MCID) or patient acceptable symptom state (PASS) to define clinically relevant states for the patient [ 7, 14, 18, 19].

"A deficient V.C. market may thus hamper the development of young, highly innovative companies into world-leaders," they wrote in a recent study, referring to venture capital.

In this regard, a recent study refers to the BH reaction rate constant originally obtained for HAT as being an appropriate expression to describe concerted PCET in the partially adiabatic regime (as was defined above).

In a recent study, referring PCPs and specialists both suggested the use of automation to pre-populate electronic referral requests in order to decrease both workload and cognitive load [ 9].

Recent studies that refer to the seismic vulnerability and risk of Bucharest at a city level, such as Armaş (2012), Lang et al. (2012), Toma-Danila et al. (2015a), and Pavel and Vacareanu (2016), all show critical issues that need to be further analyzed.

Even more recent studies often refer to retrospective series of patients not uniformly staged and treated (Ferrucci & Zucca, 2007).

Recent studies have referred improvement level in accuracy of mapping TEC compared with the thin shell approach.

Studies of the psycho-social consequences of the oral condition in pregnant women are almost non-existent and yet in two recent studies, considering referred periodontal patients in Great Britain and young adults in Hong Kong, the hypothesis that periodontal health impacts on people's quality of life was confirmed [ 17, 18].

The error rate for handwritten digit recognition with mnist data set has been reported below one percent in recent study as referred in literature.

Here, we discuss the need for single cell studies, referring to recent studies of single cells using high-throughput techniques, and their utility for understanding the transcriptional basis of cell fate choices.