Sentence examples for in the prevalent literature from inspiring English sources

(Although the phosphorylated serine in human H2AX is encoded by codon 140 of the H2AFX gene, the initiator methionine is removed, and therefore not generally counted in the prevalent literature. For consistency, we here refer to this residue as Ser139).

21, 23 We have chosen to use disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) to be consistent with the prevalent literature in developing country and cholera vaccine contexts and the WHO CHOICE program.

Nevertheless, the prevalent opinion in the current literature appears to be that changes in maternal characteristics (such as the decline in maternal smoking and the increase in maternal pre-pregnancy body mass index) were responsible for the observed temporal improvements in SGA rates [ 6, 9].

Of course, a perception of dinosaurs as slothful reptilian flesh-barges only just about clever enough to eat, toddle after prey, eat, roar, and eat, remained prevalent in the popular literature at the time.

Fabrication of micro total analysis systems using plastic substrates has become more prevalent in the recent literature with the driving force being the development of inexpensive disposable analytical devices.

Scores are based on a list of symptoms, signs, and laboratory tests and are summarized into a four-point scale, from 0 to 3. Though its validity and reliability were deemed good [30], we have not found the ICED to be very prevalent in the orthopedic literature.

The capability approach could thus also be used by a single individual in her deliberate decision-making or evaluation processes, but these types of uses of the capability approach are much less prevalent in the philosophical literature, let alone in the social sciences.