Sentence examples for analyses cited from inspiring English sources

According to analyses cited by Basken, for every dollar a state invests, research can produce between $5 and $7.50 in economic benefit.

Boxes show the range of +/- 1 standard deviation from the IPCC report [6] for global and tropical land during the 1980s (dark) and 1990s (light), whereas symbols report results from inverse analyses cited in Appendix I. Triangles and error bars indicate mean flux estimates from individual inversion studies and associated posterior uncertainties.

In any event, the analyses cited were done in relatively good times.

Changes in the range between pH 4.8 and 6.2, the values obtained in the analyses cited above, would thus significantly affect the still low transport capacity of plant sucrose transporters, but affect the fungal transporter only marginally.

Our trees corroborate the results of most analyses cited above and suggest a rejection of the clade Aculeata + Ichneumonoidea.

Further, most of the examples of problematic analyses cited in critiques of phylogenetic dating [ 72, 73] are of papers which used either clock rates, or fossils or palaeogeographical events, but not all three sources (as in the present study).

In the setting of de novo MBC, large registry analyses cite positive temporal trends in survival, but the extent to which advances in systemic therapy have contributed to these gains is not clear.

The 227 meta-analyses cited a total of 1,523 clinical trials.

This is a conclusion independently suggested by the randomized trial meta-analyses cited by the authors.

The tables in this review do not include the component papers of meta-analyses cited.

All cancer-related meta-analyses cited in Medline were classified as based on aggregate or individual patient data.