Sentence examples for later research has shown from inspiring English sources

Later research has shown, however, that Fechner's equation is applicable within the midrange of stimulus intensity and then holds only approximately true.

Darcy's law was originally derived for saturated soil, but later research has shown that it can also be applied to the flow of water through unsaturated soil (Brooks and Richards 1994).

Although later antiquaries felt that Nothhelm was the author of a number of works, later research has shown them to be authored by others.

Later research has shown that chronic stress like theirs can change the developing brain, turning on or off genes that regulate stress; impairing learning and memory; and interfering with brain myelination and nerve signal transmission.

The antiquaries and writers John Leland, John Bale, and Thomas Tanner all felt that Nothhelm was the author of various works, but later research has shown them to be authored by other writers.

For example, it has previously been suggested that only the larvae of leaf-cutting ants rely exclusively on a fungal diet [ 28], whereas later research has shown that adult workers also ingest significant amounts of fungus garden material [ 29], a notion that is corroborated by our present study.

In Caesarean children, exposure to bacteria happens later and research has shown they have different intestinal flora – gut bacteria – suggesting the maturation of their immune systems is delayed.

LinkedIn, for instance, has over 500,000 groups some better than others on specialised subjects that people can join to share ideas and make new contacts.Such connections may prove useful later on: research has shown that the more distant members of people's networks are often the best source of new job leads.

(Later laboratory research has shown that the expression of the color patterns is sensitive to the thermal environment during development and thus the gene frequency estimates may be subject to significant measurement error, owing to the misclassification of genotypes. This is yet another source of variation, not accounted for in the Ford analyses.

Dr Whitebread says research has shown that the later children start formal education, the less marked the month effect is. "In countries where they start a year older than the UK, the month effect is less marked and in countries where they start as late as seven, it completely washes out".

Previous research has shown that women start khat at a later age than males.