Sentence examples for in line with recent study from inspiring English sources
This is in line with recent study in the literature, which faced the problem to model and recognize the sound on the basis of the human ear and human brain studies [6].
Those indolent lesions surviving castration remain pAKT negative, pointing to its dispensability for survival in low-androgen state but likely requirement for AI growth in vivo, in line with recent study in ex-vivo manipulated system[26].
These findings are in line with recent study showing that IFR radiation significantly promoted angiogenesis by a MAP kinase dependent pathway on mature endothelial cells.
This finding is in line with recent studies that suggest a decrease in SPG strength with more frequent and stronger atmospheric blocking events on decadal timescales16,18.
The connectivity between SPC and CER is in line with recent studies showing evidence of a cerebellar-parietal network involved in phonological storage [22].
Our results are in line with recent studies, which found high levels of metals in vegetables from areas adjacent to the South Industrial Platform Timisoara [29].
The novelty of the new normalisation scheme is that it is not only consistent with the framework of critical state soil mechanics, but it is also conceptually in line with recent studies on crushability of soils.
This is in line with recent studies, which establish that education level, per se, plays a minor role in the acceptance of evolution, while the attitudes of family and friends play a more significant role (Hill 2014).
This twofold effect is in line with recent studies showing that aggression implies a 'bright and a dark side', depending on how it is conceptualized (Cillessen & Mayeux, 2007), and also calls for future research to identify profiles of aggressive adolescents (Shi & Xie, 2012).
It reduced the content of mRNA for PNN key molecules in the DCN neurons, in line with recent studies reporting activity-dependent changes in the neuron transcription machinery that may be related to plasticity [14], [21], [43].
