Sentence examples for indicated in the recent from inspiring English sources

Vytra issued a statement saying it had "addressed the elements indicated in the recent audit," and that it had begun to "implement new procedures so that we will correct these measures moving forward".

Fortunately, they included counts after 2 days of treatment, the critical time point from which to measure sterilising activity as indicated in the recent EBA study extended over a period of 5 days [ 8].

We have combined a number of established techniques to put together a comprehensive pipeline for the preprocessing of epigenetic data and the subsequent analysis for EWASs as indicated in the recent review of appropriate EWAS design [ 41].

Alternatively, MRJ L) lacking the NLS may still interact with another nuclear protein and could be transported into the nucleus while attached to the other protein, as indicated in the recent report by Cheng and coworkers [ 22].

Such partnerships can probably be developed effectively only in a context of improved risk-pooling across the population [ 4], expanding current health insurance coverage on all three dimensions [i.e. number of people covered, proportion of costs covered, and number of services covered] indicated in the recent World Health Report [ 80].

The results of species specific transcripts indicated in the present analysis are consistent with recent comparative analysis between human and chimpanzee [ 15].

In the May 2008 issue of EHP, I indicated in the editorial "Recent Changes at Environmental Health Perspectives" that we were planning to implement a new web-based manuscript submission and tracking system.

The noninferiority of lixisenatide versus exenatide was demonstrated for the prespecified CI margin of 0.4% and also was accomplished with the even stricter CI margin of 0.3% indicated in the more recent European Medicines Agency guideline (30).

Therefore, the decision to cover resistant pathogens should essentially be based on the presence of major risk factors as indicated in the grid: recent antimicrobial exposure and/or late-onset healthcare-associated IAI.

A secret law, a law unknown to its subjects, legitimises the arbitrary despotism of those who exercise it, as indicated in the title of a recent report on China: "Even what's secret is a secret in China".

As I indicated in a recent piece, the Republican control of the House of Representatives will push the Obama Administration to the political center, a sweet spot it clearly defined and occupied during the lame duck session.