Sentence examples for a recent analysis suggests from inspiring English sources

However, a recent analysis suggests that, while an anti-target for anticancer agents, it can also be classified as a drug target for non-sedating antihistamines [26].

A recent analysis suggests that a solar-to-methanol system that achieved 7.1% efficiency with H2O and CO2 as feedstocks would result in methanol's price being competitive with that of other renewable-resource-based alternatives [68].

A recent analysis suggests that in the phylogenetic tree of Parasola, P. auricoma and P. conopilus form a tritomy with the crown Parasola species.

The dating of the entries concerning the West Saxons in this section of the Chronicle is thought to be unreliable and a recent analysis suggests that Ceawlin's reign is more likely to have been approximately 581 588, rather than the dates of 560 592 that are given in the Chronicle.

However, some caution is warranted in interpreting this result, as a recent analysis suggests that the harmonic mean estimate of the marginal log-likelihood for these Bayes factor calculations may be biased in favour of more complex models [17].

Furthermore, a recent analysis suggests that combining clinical fracture risk factors with BMD may offer the most accurate overall assessment of fracture risk [ 53].

A recent analysis suggested that the observed correlation between number of interactions and evolutionary rate may be due to experimental biases in high-throughput protein interaction data sets.

An important factor that limits the availability of PCCs is their prohibitive cost [ 69], although a recent analysis suggested that they might be more cost-effective than FFP for warfarin reversal after life-threatening hemorrhages such as ICH [ 75].

Since 1985, deaths from diarrheal diseases in children have declined substantially around the world, and a recent analysis suggested that deaths from rotavirus infections might also have been reduced during this period (5, 6 ).

The results from a recent analysis suggested that the reported reduction in GW diagnoses in the UK could be partially due to the recent introduction of asymptomatic screening pathways whereby testing for sexually transmitted diseases is offered to asymptomatic patients without an examination by a clinician, leading to up to 12.3% of GWs being missed [ 47].

Although more expensive than C-SS impregnated catheters, a recent analysis suggested that CVCs coated with minocycline rifampin are cost-effective for patients catheterized for at least 1 week and lead to overall cost savings when patients are catheterised for 2 weeks or longer [ 27].