Sentence examples for more recent assessment from inspiring English sources

Initial assessments of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for the diagnosis of IUAs show few advantages over less costly alternatives [18, 19, 20], with more recent assessment of gadolinium-enhanced images showing some promise [21, 22].

A more recent assessment of the quality of VAED internal linkage is not publicly available.

In a more recent assessment of participants (at age 60-64) in the MRC National Survey of Health and Development, however, details of health problems that limited people's ability to complete the same tests were recorded.

A more recent assessment of diesel exposure in U.S. miners used CO levels to identify trends in work-related EC exposure conditions over time because of the absence of historical EC data for this cohort (Vermeulen et al. 2010a).

A more recent assessment of NF2 mortality in a population-based sample showed a life expectancy of 69 years, with an improvement of 14.7 years since the inception of a genetic register in 1990. 1 Predictors of mortality include mutation type (truncation is worst), and the presence of meningiomas; importantly, treatment in a specialist center was associated with improved mortality.

Related findings, from a more recent assessment of pesticide-exposed farm workers, indicate that of 256 candidate single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in 30 genes potentially related to pesticide metabolism, the strongest correlates of reduced cholinesterase activity, over four time points, were two SNPs in the BChE gene [ 51].

In its report, Human Rights Watch rejects those claims as exaggerated, and calls on Russia to acknowledge the more recent assessments of 162 to 400 dead.

The results are discussed in the light of more recent assessments on resonant Raman spectroscopy in C-based materials.

More recent assessments of poplar and willow roots in New Zealand have used whole-tree excavation (e.g. McIvor et al. [2009]), trenching (e.g. Douglas et al. [2010]), and coring (McIvor et al. [2011]) methods.

Despite its rarity, or perhaps because of it, it has been often described as the first science fiction and fantasy magazine ever published, though more recent assessments by science fiction and pulp historians agree instead that the magazine was a failed attempt at specialization.

More recent assessments extend to broader interactions, such as impacts of climate change and other factors such as infrastructure, on endemic and pandemic diseases.