Sentence examples for a more recent analysis of from inspiring English sources

A more recent analysis of 16,294 American golf facilities reveals that 1,077 — almost 7percentt — include the word "hill" or "hills".

Early studies showed that HIV-1 MA crystallizes as a trimer37, a finding supported by a more recent analysis of crystals assembled on 2D membrane monolayers38.

A more recent analysis of outbreak data from 2013 concluded that "vegetable row crops" — lettuces plus broccoli, asparagus, celery and some other vegetables — account for 42percentt of E. coli infections.

For a more recent analysis of monastic practice and the formation of the self, one deeply influenced by Leclercq as well, see Talal Asad, "On Discipline and Humility in Medieval Christian Monasticism," in his Genealogies of Religions: Discipline and Reasons of Power in Christianity and Islam (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1993), 125 167.

Firms in the Standard & Poor's 500 in 1937 had an average life expectancy of 75 years; a more recent analysis of the S&P 500 showed that the number had dropped to just 15 years.

A more recent analysis of society's current willingness to pay for an extra year of life suggested a range of $183,000 to $264,000 [32 ]

In a more recent analysis, a set of 861 rice genes termed "Conserved Poaceae Specific Genes" that are evolutionarily conserved within the Poaceae family yet lack significant sequence similarity to non-Poaceae species was identified by searching the finished rice genome sequence against the genomic sequences from Arabidopsis, Medicago, poplar, and EST clusters from 184 plant species [ 16].

A more recent analysis highlighted diversity of Cas8 proteins leading to their renaming as Cas8, Cas8′ and Cas8″ proteins and creating new type-I CRISPR variants based on Cas8 protein sequences and positioning of cas8 genes relative to other cas genes [ 18].

A more recent analysis, based on a greater number of sequences, pushed back the lower bound of the out-of-Africa migration, signed by the L3 radiation, to around 85 kya [ 13].

A more recent analysis shows that about 4.6% of targets produce the diffraction-quality crystals (Kurgan and Mizianty, 2009).

A more recent analysis proposed the closest relative of the octocoral mtMutS to be the MutS sequence from the Acanthamoeba polyphaga nucleocytoplasmic large DNA virus (NCLDV or 'girus'), closely followed by MutS sequences from epsilonproteobacteria [ 32].