Sentence examples for more contemporary studies from inspiring English sources

More contemporary studies have shown lower infection rates, however concern still persists.

A relationship which begins with Habermas's emphasis on political debate in early modernity and continues to more contemporary studies of the service encounter.

This very significant increase, potentially related to the change in diagnostic criteria, should be considered when comparing the statistical differences found in SES from older studies to more contemporary studies.

In more contemporary studies such as Lee et al.'s [84], 50% of subjects reported being woken 2 to 5 times throughout the night, which contributed to difficulties falling back to sleep once woken.

So, more contemporary studies focus on other theories, such as organizational learning and knowledge management in order to understand environmental factors beyond personal perceptions to adopt a new technology [80].

More contemporary studies using a variety of methodologies have produced mixed results.

19 A more contemporary study found that 82% and 88% of 153 patients with stable coronary artery disease undergoing elective coronary angiography at one site believed that percutaneous coronary intervention would decrease their risk of fatal and future myocardial infarction, respectively.

41 Results of a more contemporary, multicenter study, the EVA trial (EVAluation of imaging methods for the secondary prevention of familial breast cancer) were recently published by the same author.

This remains slightly lower than the effect size of this 8-SNP risk-allele score on weight gain during the same age period in the more contemporary ALSPAC study (0.005 SDS/allele per year; 95% CI: 0.004, 0.006).

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It also relates to a more contemporary understanding of transport (studies) where a shift "from a primary focus on technology fix to a 'transport in society' perspective" has taken place for quite some time [10, p. 29].