Sentence examples for a recent study noted from inspiring English sources

The largest numbers of cases have been reported in Mediterranean countries including Turkey [4], but a recent study noted that the number of cases reported in the Middle East and North Africa was higher than in any other countries, including the USA and Europe [6].

However, a recent study noted that many Millennials shy away from embracing and learning from failure.

For example, a recent study noted that 46percentt of nonprofits don't have the training budget for technology-related skills and knowledge.

Although the shark appeared to swim away, such handling greatly reduces its chances of surviving the encounter, a recent study noted.

A recent study noted that the relative poorness of AUC scores is not necessarily a failure of GARP to predict an accurate distribution, but rather limitations of the statistics that are currently used to test model accuracy [62].

A recent study noted higher day-to-day instability in self-esteem, which is a major correlate factor of HRQoL for COPD patients compared with healthy adults [ 41].

This was contradicted in a recent study, noting that only the basalmost cervicals show inclined zygapophyses, allowing sufficient horizontal movement of the neck as a whole.

A recent study notes the frequency of ecological surprises and attributes the occurrence at least partly to natural system complexity (Doak and others 2008).

A recent study notes however that for some, particularly young women, the group offered access to Islamic education and an escape from inflexible, paternalistic social structures.

A recent study notes that PUFA metabolism disturbances are present relatively early in the course of schizophrenia and diminish over time as the disease progresses, and that treatment with antipsychotic medications (aripiprazole and risperidone) was able to correct aberrant PUFA levels in first-episode schizophrenia patients, but not in a group of patients with chronic schizophrenia [ 28].

Finally, a very recent study noted ETC uncoupling in severe sepsis and septic shock, the response being most pronounced in non-survivors [ 77].