Sentence examples for more data published from inspiring English sources

He outlined a series of changes needed to achieve that target, including: "A culture of openness and candour which sees more data published than any other health economy in the world".

We look forward to reading more data published for free access.

Over the next year, I hope to analyse more data, publish more papers, develop research proposals and generate new questions, meet new people in my field and obtain further funding to continue my research.

More recent data published by Berry and Gasch [ 12] assigned a basically preparative role to ESR against impending stress in budding yeast.

However, more recent data published in the peer-reviewed literature provide a far different picture regarding the potential for clinical benefit associated with current phase 1 trials in the oncology arena.

The figures, which the CML treats as an early indicator for Bank of England lending figures and its own more detailed lending data published later in the month, shows a total of £11.3bn lent in May compared to £10.1bn in April and the £11.4bn lent in March.

As the demand for computing power increased with more users coming on-line and more data being published on-line it became apparent that some drastic architectural changes had to be introduced to provision compute resources more efficiently.

As more data are published in both of these areas, we anticipate the inclusion of non-coding RNA genes in the exome capture.

While this population does not exclude infants born ≤ 1,000 grams, those authors caution against routine use of prophylactic probiotics in this high risk group until more data is published on their benefits and potential adverse effects [ 6].

Advances in biomedical science have allowed the development of engineered skin tissue substitutes based on data published more than 30 years ago [ 60- 62].

Nevertheless, the prevalences of HBV in the four prefectures studied (Lobaye 29%, Nana-Mambéré 28%, Ouaka 29% and Ouham 23%) are similar and lower than the only previous prevalence data published more than two decades ago in the prefecture of Ouham-Pendé (61% in 1984 and 48% in 1988) [ 13].