Sentence examples for a recent study members from inspiring English sources

In a recent study, members of 283 epithelial ovarian cancer families from the United Kingdom (UK) and the United States (US) were screened for coding sequence changes and large genomic alterations (rearrangements and deletions) in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes [19].

In a recent study, members of our research group isolated and identified the principal constituents of the n-BuOH extract (BUTE) of the pericarps of S. saponaria: two acetylated triterpene saponins, S1 and S2, and also an acyclic oligoglycoside.

In a recent study, members of our research group isolated and identified the principal constituents of the n-BuOH saponins, saponins (S1 and S2), and also an acyclic oligoglycoside.

A recent study by members of the Society for American Baseball Research identified only about 30 players or managers in the first professional leagues who were veterans of the war.

In a recent study describing members of Shield 65, a Blue Shield Medicare supplement that offers CAM coverage for people over 65, 41% of older adults used some form of CAM, with 80% reporting some improvement in their health conditions.

In a recent study of members (N = 607) of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in the UK, 94 % understood that FGM/C is always illegal in the UK but 21%% were unaware of the FGM/C Act, (Table  4) [ 30].

In recent studies, members of the Collaborative Oncological Gene environment Study COGSS) used an Illumina iSelect high-density genotyping array (referred to as the "iCOGS" array) and imputation around the TERT– CLPTM1L region to identify several independent variants for breast, ovarian and prostate cancers, and for telomere length in lymphocytes (Bojesen et al. 2013; Kote-Jarai et al. 2013).

On the other hand, in a recent study involving family members at risk for a hereditary colon cancer, 60percentt did not want to know the results of a test that would reveal whether they had the relevant DNA mutation.

A recent study of 821 members of the UK military by the KCMHR found that more than a quarter suffered some kind of common mental illness, such as depression or anxiety, while an additional 4.8 per cent had PTSD.

Want to know how to be more in tune with Gen Y? We've picked some of the best advice from the Give as you Live report, which rounds up research in this area: Tap into the sharing culture A recent study found that members of Gen Y are better at sharing than charities are and better at creating a feeling of solidarity, online.

Two-dimensional radiographic planning does not always result in adequate restoration of alignment, as was demonstrated by a recent study performed by members of our study group [7].