Sentence examples for in a subsequently published from inspiring English sources

In the case of pneumonia the similarity of studies to those identified in a subsequently published Cochrane review [ 17] are reassuring but for other topics this remains a threat to our findings.

However, in a subsequently published association study using data from 419 American AIS patients and their families, Sharma S et al. [ 1] did not find the association between the IL-17RC gene polymorphism and the susceptibility to AIS.

Similar findings were reported in a subsequently published study in RA patients (naïve and switchers) treated with Etn [ 22], which demonstrated that naïve patients and switchers with ADA had a greater clinical response than did patients who switched without ADA [ 22].

Four of the nine RCTs evaluated patient preference as a secondary outcome measure, using patient surveys [ 32, 37- 39] while ten of the twenty-two patinnts in a fourth study who had been randomized to handheld computers but who had previously used paper diaries took part in a subsequently published qualitative study [ 41].

In a document subsequently published by the NHMRC, it appears that GTRAP reviewed the proposed UNSW study and recommended that it not proceed.

On the other hand, the cases of CA-MRSA IE subsequently published occurred in healthy young patients without classical risk factors for IE [ 7].

That research was discussed at a major conference on low-level lead toxicity convened by U.S. EPA and NIEHS in North Carolina in October 1973 and subsequently published in Environmental Health Perspectives (Low-Level Lead Toxicity 1974).

In August of that year, Radio 3 reporter Dick Witts interviewed Stockhausen about these pieces for a broadcast in October, subsequently published in the November issue of the British publication The Wire asking what advice he would give these young musicians.

In 1942, he moved to the Illinois Institute of Technology and in 1943 received his doctorate from the University of Chicago for a dissertation subsequently published in 1947 as "Administrative Behavior: A Study of Decision-Making Processes in Administrative Organizations".

In a confidential memorandum, subsequently published by WikiLeaks, he noted: "Danish public support regarding NATO's engagement in Afghanistan, however, is slipping, jarred by continuing casualties and the perception that other Allies are unwilling to share the risks and dangers of fighting in Afghanistan's restive south".

In that paper, The New Wages of War -- Devaluing Death and Injury: Conceptualizing Duty and Employment in Combat Zones, subsequently published in the Stanford Law & Policy Review in 2011) he found that co-mingling military service and civilian employment raises new questions about legal remedies for Americans who are killed or injured serving their country.