Sentence examples for more recent compared from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the spread of disease within buffalo herds in KNP is more recent compared with the situation in DNP, although no precise information is available concerning the evolution in wild ungulates in our study area.

Blood lead levels were substantially lower in more recent compared with older studies.

Second, the HIV epidemic among Chinese MSM is more recent compared with those in other risk groups.

–Survivor 104 These reports of violence in the conflict setting predominantly arose from the interviews of participants whose displacement was relatively more recent compared to those whose experiences of displacement and/or conflict had occurred well in the past.

On the other hand, there might also be less of a memory bias, as some events may be more recent compared to a similar study using an adult population.

Using the same substitution rate as in [ 16], the population expansions in two of the three benthic species seem more recent compared to previously published data on pelagic feeders – most likely values suggested their onset approximately at 90, 47 and 25 kya in C. hamatus, C. myersi and C. rastrospinosus, respectively (95% C.I. suggested upper dates at 180, 95 and 90 kya, respectively).

The fact that no shops were found to have improperly labeled caviar in the more recent study, compared with 24 in the earlier sampling, might be due to "a perception among retail establishments of greater scrutiny," the report said.

The more recent results compared GlaxoSmithKline's Wellbutrin (generic), Pfizer's Zoloft (goes generic next year) and Effexor, which is Wyeth's bestseller.

This chapter focuses on index-linked (I-L) gilts, which are much more recent products compared to conventional gilts and whose return is linked to inflation rates.

In the set used in this study the observed 'time penalty' is smaller for more recent patents compared to patents published before July 2005 but with an average of around 3.3 years it is still significant.

Unemployment increased slightly in the more recent group, compared with the 2004 05 cohort analyzed by Vitae in 2008 (from 1.7% in 2008 to 2.4% in 2010), but the economic crisis seemed to have only a very small effect on the employment prospects of recent Ph.D. graduates.