Sentence examples for concluded by a recent from inspiring English sources

Supportive evidence is weak with respect to supplementation with vitamins A, D, and E; zinc; fruit and vegetables; and a Mediterranean diet for the prevention of atopic disease, namely, asthma as concluded by a recent systematic review and meta-analysis of observational trials (no RCTs were identified) [ 41].

The observation of the constant rates of extinction within genera reported by van Valen [ 35] does find an explanation in this model because the occurrence of events of destabilisation of the equilibrium would correspond to presumably rare stochastic events, as was concluded by a recent study [ 77].

The paper is concluded by highlighting recent findings associated with the International Workshop on Measurement and Computation of Turbulent Nonpremixed Flames.

This is particularly the case for chrysotile in the presence of amphiboles because, as concluded by the most recent meeting of the IARC Monographs, the latter appears to have a greater potency for the induction of mesothelioma than does chrysotile (IARC, 2012).

The paper was concluded by highlighting the recent findings and pointing out several further research directions to improve the flameless combustion in gas turbines, including in-depth flow and combustion mechanisms, advanced modelling, developed experimental technology and comprehensive design methods aiming at gas turbine flameless combustors.

This was also concluded in a recent study by Moja [ 16].

As concluded in a recent review by Wilks et al. [ 28] these international comparisons suggests that physical inactivity may not be the major contributor to the development of obesity in all children.

Restricting your diet also means the liver is not given signals for when to stop producing glucose, meaning extra sugar in the blood is stored as fat, scientists concluded in a recent study reported by the Huffington Post.

Adam Levitin, a professor at Georgetown Law School and Twomey with the National Consumer Law Center, concluded in a recent article published by the Yale Journal of Regulation that a loan kept in default for a year or two can prove more profitable to a servicer than a typical healthy, performing loan.

We conclude by describing recent data that supports the model, focusing on a robust within-subjects task that produces highly replicable behavioral priming effects.

Zimmer concludes by documenting recent attempts to reduce parasitism on domesticated animals and crops by giving the parasites a taste of their own medicine.