Sentence examples for by recently published observations from inspiring English sources
The plausibility of this approach has been strengthened by recently published observations of reduced cardiovascular mortality in patients dialysed against cooled dialysate [ 41].
These data correlate nicely with recently published observations by Terayama and coworkers (Terayama et al., 2013), who demonstrated the change of PGC morphology from spherical with small protrusions at stages 18 and 24 to elongated motile cells at stage 28.
Based on these findings and recently published observations, an important yet complex question arises: Does induction of multi-nucleate giant cells by ESAT-6/CFP-10 benefithehe pathogen, host, or is it a compromise of this intricate interaction?
Recently published observations have indicated that CYP2E1 is mainly localised within the endoplasmic reticulum and functions as metabolic enzyme by oxidising xenobiotics [ 32].
Our results on hope and general QoL complement recently published observations [ 27].
In this regard, the recently published observations of the VA/NIH Trial are of particular interest [ 29].
Since the recently published observation by Juutilainen et al. (50) demonstrated that T1DM patients appear to have a similar risk of total and cardiovascular mortality in insufficiently controlled hyperglycemia as patients with T2DM, intensive glucose control in young patients with T1DM seems mandatory for preventing micro- and macrovascular disease.
The observation that high stromal content is not a universal adverse prognostic feature is corroborated by recently published studies demonstrating low TSR to be associated with favourable outcome in both oestrogen receptor positive breast cancer [ 30] and pancreatic cancer [ 36].
These observations are in good agreement with recently published experimental observations.
Researchers at McKinsey recently published related observations pertaining to new CEOs.
This idea is supported by a recently published report that makes a similar observation for the binding and unfolding of the K+ conformation.
