Sentence examples for in a latest study from inspiring English sources
It has been proved in a latest study that shish growth is related to the size of the growing nuclei (interval time) and second step shear rate.
In a latest study by researchers at the Mailman School of Public Health and the University of Virginia, results showed that 4- and 5-year-olds who drank one or more sugar-sweetened beverages a day were more likely to be overweight or obese.
In a latest study [19], a real case of a thermoplastic injected part is analyzed.
In a latest study, Li et al. had adopted the technique to form a cellular monolith with high concentration of partially reduced GO and some fibrous structures with low concentration [22].
In a latest study, the kinetics of enzyme action and the main CYP450 isozyme(s) involved in the metabolism of -praeruptorin A were considered in HLMs by a fast, sensitive, and reproducible UHPLC-QT-MS/MS (ultrahigh-performance liquid chromatography coupled with a hybrid quadruple-linear ion trap mass spectrometry) method.
Pre-eclampsia Rates on the Rise in the U.S. A latest study by researchers at the Mailman School of Public Health and Columbia University Medical Center reports that pre-eclampsia, characterized by an elevation in the blood pressure and excess protein in the urine of pregnant women, has a 1.5-fold to 2-fold higher incidence in first pregnancies.
On the contrary, a latest study in Athens [ 12] did not found effect modification of PM10 on total and case-specific mortality due to dust events.
But in a latest big study, Kubota et al. reported better prognosis of resected IPNB [7].
In a recent study examining early- and late-onset AD, a relationship was demonstrated with frontal SH and mental processing speed by using the Trails A score [ 57].
In a previous study we examined the late transcriptional response of motor neurons compared to their sham-operated counterparts 21 and 60 days post injury [ 32].
In a previous study we examined the late (21 and 60 days post-injury) transcriptional response of motor neurons to their sham-operated counterpart [ 32].
