Sentence examples for more recent comprehensive from inspiring English sources
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Given that more recent comprehensive analyses of basal theropods strongly support Monolophosaurus as a megalosauroid [10], its placement within Carnosauria by the present analysis (as well as the high Bremer support for Carnosauria) must be viewed as tentative.
A more recent comprehensive investigation of 465 CF patients for colonizing gram positive microorganisms isolated S. pyogenes in 4 samples but did not find a single patient colonized by S. agalactiae [4].
Although an initial study using a more generic and non selective GSK3 inhibitor implied a positive role for GSK3β in platelet function [30], a more recent comprehensive genetic analysis using GSK3β heterozygote mice revealed that GSK3β is a negative regulator of platelet function [9].
In a more recent, comprehensive analysis of six commercial antibodies against the angiotensin II AT1 receptor from three companies Benicky et al. (2012) compared WT and KO mice.
The only more recent comprehensive phylogenetic study looking at relationships among some rasborine taxa is Fang [ 26], who focused on the so-called danionins.
A more recent and comprehensive review on this line of research has been provided by [51].
This implies the need for more recent and comprehensive data that allow us to consider the rise and fall of different chief officer positions within TMTs.
A more recent and comprehensive definition of pastoralism is offered by Republic of Kenya (2012) in its Policy for the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands.
The Granger causality approach has been deployed to carry out this investigation.5 Second, our data set is more recent and comprehensive (i.e. 1989 2014) in contrast to existing studies.
Similar results emerge in the more recent and comprehensive meta-analyses by Kluve (2010) and Card et al. (2010) showing that programs targeted at youths, and in particular those involving training, are less effective in increasing employment levels than programs targeted at the general population of unemployed.
