Sentence examples for more recent modifications from inspiring English sources

Core aspects of this model picture are still valid to date, although more recent modifications and recently discovered inconsistencies demand a further revision of this framework (discussed in the next subsection).

The Obama administration has also taken a number of steps to improve the program, and more recent modifications show lower default rates after a year than those given in 2009 and 2010.

With more recent modifications (lateral tunnel or extracardiac conduit), current 10-year survival in these patients is 97%[50]0].

More recent modifications to the traditional techniques led to the use of the deep inferior epigastric perforator (DIEP) flap.

The MRA was originally developed for fecal pathogen hazards in food and water [ILSI (International Life Sciences Institute) 1996], with more recent modifications to include biofilm-associated environmental pathogens such as Legionella pneumophila (Schoen and Ashbolt 2011).

More recent modifications of staging subdivide stage 3 into stage 3A (<60 and >45 ml/min/1.73m) and stage 3B (<45 and >30 ml/min/1.73m) and take into consideration the degree of proteinuria.

Certainly, WRKY loci occurring in different groups, either in the Euglem et al. [43] classification or the more recent modification of Zhang and Wang [40] represent orthologs.

A more recent modification, the DNAse-SISPA technique [ 1, 2, 5], includes steps to detect both RNA and DNA sequences.

However, a more recent modification of that algorithm [ 30] permits the analysis of limited microarray datasets, thus widening the applicability of NCA.

A more recent modification of this method called RNA-seq (because it involves determination of the mRNA building blocks, or RNA sequence) has allowed researchers to obtain even more detailed information on gene expression (Ozsolak and Milos 2011).

However, neither the original RM method [ 1] nor its more recent modification [ 6] provide enough data to calculate the duration of all cell cycle phases, consequently the duration of the whole cycle, and GF of a tumour.