Sentence examples for an earlier study assessing from inspiring English sources

This can be a sizeable portion of a metagenome depending on its degree of taxonomic novelty [ 34].> To demonstrate the capabilities of MetAnnotate, we replicated an earlier study assessing the taxonomic composition of aquatic cobalamin (vitamin B12) producers [ 25].

These were taken from an FFQ that has been validated (via erythrocyte concentrations) as providing accurate estimates of n-3 LCPUFAs in early pregnancy (Fawzi, Rifas-Shiman, Rich-Edwards, Willett, & Gilman, 2004) and has been used in an earlier study assessing fish intake in pregnancy in relation to infant cognitive development (Oken et al., 2005).

An earlier study assessing the environmental fate of aerially applied terbuthylazine and hexazinone was conducted on Pumice Soil in the Bay of Plenty region of New Zealand (Baillie et al., 2015; Garrett et al., 2015).

An earlier study assessing the clinical competence of NPCs operating at PHCs in India found that RMAs are as competent as physicians in primary care settings, while AYUSH physicians received lower competence scores, and paramedics the lowest.

The only previous research to measure head lateral bend, as defined in this study, was our earlier study assessing the psychometric ability of the 3D-PAT to measure head lateral bend, where we reported a mean angle of 4.3° (±4.2) in similarly-selected adolescents [ 23].

The earlier study assessed total administrative costs, not just BIR spending, and hence is not directly comparable to this study.

19 No earlier study assessed perceptions' on use of public funding, and only one study 2 assessed perceptions' on the concept of disease over wider range of conditions.

Earlier studies assessing the risk of PCa-progression from u-PSA have detected one year average lead time from detectable u-PSA threshold to BCR7.

Most of the earlier studies assessing changes in BD patients' cognitive functioning over time utilized a cross-sectional research design.

Earlier studies assessing the possible moderator effect of self-reported emotional eating on the relation between stress and actual food intake have obtained mixed results.

Based on our patient's clinical course, in conjunction with earlier studies assessing the relationship between burning mouth syndrome and Parkinson's disease, we discuss a potential role for dopamine in burning mouth syndrome in Parkinson's disease.