Sentence examples for a later study on from inspiring English sources

During a later study on the function of the placenta, Libby met hundreds of twins and their mothers, and became increasingly concerned about the special problems facing families with twins and their need for mutual support.

In a later study on the effect of total isolation from birth, the researchers found that the test monkeys, upon being released into a group of ordinary monkeys, "usually go into a state of emotional shock, characterized by... autistic self-clutching and rocking".

In a later study on data from Rwanda, Blumenstock et al. show that differences of social class induce more striking differences in mobile phone use than differences of gender [43].

Onnela et al. [51] observed in a different dataset a probability of connection decreasing as (r^{-1.5}) rather than the gravity model observed by Lambiotte et al., and a later study on Ivory Coast by Bucicovschi et al. [52] observe that the total duration of communication between two cities decays with (r^{-1/3}).

A later study on twins discordant for schizophrenia shows that this upregulation might be related to a genetic risk for schizophrenia [32].

A later study on rodent Wdnm1-like was performed in mice by Wu and Smas.

A later study of episodes of severe hypoglycaemia on either drug has failed to show any differences between the clinical course and revealed that severe events were present at all doses in both agents [ 39].

While this study provided some weak support for a relationship between the Macrotarsomys Monticolomys clade and the giant jumping rat, Hypogeomys, a later study based on the IRBP gene instead placed Macrotarsomys Monticolomys sister to a clade containing four other nesomyine genera Eliurus, Voalavo, Gymnuromys, and Brachytarsomys.

Moreover, a later study also on rat [22], showed a distribution pattern of HCN2 in the OPL similar to the one we describe here in mouse.

A later study [ 68] on Brazilian patients with HNC indicated that the presence of the RasI− /PstI+ variant allele was associated with an increased risk of suffering, specifically, from oral cancer.

A later study similarly focused on general social trust, whereas others pointed to confidence in federal regulators and business leaders or a composite measure of business and scientific authorities.