Sentence examples for for instance a recent report found from inspiring English sources

For instance, a recent report found that some loci can be recruited to specific nuclear positions in an actin-dependent manner (32), and it is tempting to speculate that actin could be involved in enhancer tracking.

For instance, a recent study found that Zoloft has a stronger antidepressant effect in premenopausal women than in women past menopause or in men.

For instance, a recent study found that CSF sampling frequencies and/or sampling volume contributes to intra-subject variability in CSF Aβ levels [ 12].

For instance, a recent study found that these latter policies to some extent may mitigate effects of work stress on mental health [ 46].

As a group that has grown up in a world where the web has always existed, where everyone uses Facebook, and are now adopting smartphones in large numbers (a recent report found that 48percentt of mobile teens own an iPhone today, for instance), it's no wonder that they've been drawn to tools where their passing thoughts aren't forever etched in stone.

For instance, a recent report demonstrated recruitment of mitochondria to phagosomes in infected activated murine macrophages and that mitochondrial-derived ROS was required for microbial killing.

For instance, a recent report from the American Medical Association Center for Patient Safety 29 highlighted the importance of diagnostic error and the critical need for future research on this topic.

For instance, a recent report indicated the de-regulation of common reference genes in hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) arising from hepatitis C virus (HCV) infected liver [ 12].

For instance, a recent report from the Pari laboratory suggests HCMV encodes a viral RNA that recruits Polycomb repressor complex and H3K27meth marks at the MIEP.

For instance, a recent U.N. report found that the average number of attacks per month on coalition forces rose from around nine last year to more than thirty since the beginning of 2003.

For instance, a recent UCLA study found more than half the population of California is either diabetic or pre-diabetic.