Sentence examples for a study has proposed from inspiring English sources

Recently, a study has proposed strategies for building diabetes trajectories and associated risks [33].

A study has proposed a Pv aCO2/Ca vO2 cutoff of 1.4 for the identification of anaerobic metabolism [4].

A study has proposed a least square (LS -based channeLS -basedor to achannelhighly accuratestimatorin ACO-OFDM VLC systoms [13].

Due to the important roles of MIC proteins in modulation of immune response, a study has proposed that serum tests of sMICA and sMICB in combination with tumor measurements could be considered to enhance the effectiveness of immune therapeutic interventions [ 45].

It is disappointing that it exists at all. Jane [A senior woman during a grant review] commented that a study had proposed a sample including an adequate representation of women.

Supporting this hypothesis, a recent study has proposed an intriguing mechanism linking Ca2+ deregulation, A β dysmetabolism, and synaptic dysfunction.

A recent study has proposed a model that predicts how signals with different dynamical characteristics can be distinguished upon integration into different network architectures [ 17, 18].

While a previous study has proposed a urinary cotinine level of 50 ng/mL as the cut-off value to differentiate between active smokers and non-smokers, 15 this value has not been validated for Asians.

A recent study has proposed a set of guidelines to help parents discuss body image and eating with preschool-aged children in a supportive way that is protective of children's self-esteem.

A recent study has proposed an additional role for EGFR of interacting with and stabilizing the sodium/glucose cotransporter 1 (SGLthus thelpingping to maintain intracellular glucose levels in low extracellular glucose environments and prevent cell death from occurring [19].

A recent study has proposed an affective network dysfunction model that integrates the tenets of many prior models suggesting that nightmares are related to problems with the fear extinction function of dreaming.