Sentence examples for according to existing data from inspiring English sources

According to existing data, among Asian nations, the proportion of owners' class or employers' class in the labour force is relatively high; but amongst Western countries, this proportion is relatively low.

However, according to existing data from multiple geographical areas of China, NoVs usually become highly active in mid-autumn and winter [ 7, 11, 28, 38, 42].

According to existing data [ 44], a higher proportion should be expected to die from a cardiovascular cause than the 26.3 % (of the classified death cases) observed in the present study.

According to existing data, reciprocal interactions between cancer cells, extracellular matrix proteins, as well as endothelial cells (ECs) and blood cells, play a pivotal role in tumor invasiveness and metastasis [ 4– 6].

They concluded that according to existing data for autologous whole blood and PRP injection, these therapies could be effective in treating tennis elbow, but as the authors concluded the results of this systematic review were limited by lack of large definitive clinical trials [ 31].

The validation of these models according to existing experimental data focuses on the damage of the bridge pier under sustained loading and the corresponding concrete constitutive models utilised.

Additionally, we studied the neutralization of hemorrhagic, anti-hemostatic and necrotic activities of Echis ocellatus venom, responsible for a majority of severe envenomations in the continent according to existing epidemiological data.

According to existing epidemiological data, about a quarter of children suffer from at least one injury every year [ 4- 6].

According to existing literature data, the frequency of the C5972T variant is similar in other populations such as North American, Austrian and Oceanian [ 6, 7].

The evaluation of all IHC sections was done by two experienced breast cancer pathologists (M.B. and A.B ., blinded as to the patients' clinical characteristics and survival data, according to existing established criteria, as previously described [ 43].

The coverage approach using defined buffer zones in this study avoids the problem that arises when aggregating data according to existing census geographic units (e.g., states, counties), which vary greatly in size and do not necessarily contain homogeneous populations [ 26].