Sentence examples for consistent with recent study from inspiring English sources
This hypothesis is consistent with recent study which showed that FTY720, an agonist of S1P receptors with high affinity for S1P1 was able to reverse behavioral impairment in rat model of AD [ 40].
These observations were consistent with recent study by Yoo et al., who evaluated predictive variables of ICH in dialysis patients using the United States Renal Data System (USRDS) database [ 8].
This finding is consistent with recent study by Mansson et al. (2008) where they found a significantly elevated life-time incidence of social phobia in PCOS patients (27%; OR: 18.0, 95% CI = 2.2– 144), as well as a trend for an elevated incidence of generalized anxiety disorder (13%; OR: 7.3, 95% CI = 0.86 63) [ 7].
This is consistent with recent study findings in Spain which examined trends of candidiasis among HIV+ children (<15 years) for the period 1997 2008 and found significant decline in candidaisis diagnoses in this time period attributed to the effect of HAART.
Although linkage disequilibrium was observed between P268S and the other three SNPs in NOD2, only P268S of the four variants was slightly significant in our study, which was consistent with recent study suggesting that P268S instead of 1007fs, G908R, R702W was a risk factor of Chinese Crohn's disease population.
This assumption is also consistent with recent studies that have investigated the environmental impacts of incinerators in a UK context (Nixon et al. 2013; Jeswani and Azapagic 2016).
Our results are consistent with recent studies, which found that Cd and Pb are the main determinants of pollution pattern in the Timisoara area [29, 35].
It is also consistent with recent studies of melt and solid-state processing of blends indicating that in situ interpolymer radical coupling is useful in reactive compatibilization.
However, this is far below the prevalence observed in sIBM and consistent with recent studies where anti-cN-1A positivity was observed in not more than 5% of patients with polymyositis [30, 31, 38, 39].
Our attempt is consistent with recent studies that focused on exploring macro-level determinants of child health (Gouda et al. 2015; Goli and Jaleel 2014; Bhattacharya and Cornilius 2011).
