Sentence examples for more recent phase from inspiring English sources

The pattern set in a more recent phase of democracy, in the 1990s, was to topple governments through legal or constitutional intrigue.

Figure 10 captures collaboration in the project in a more recent phase, from the Grizzly to the Havana release (from April 4th 2013 to October 17th 2013).

In a more recent phase of European policy evolution, deregulation trends may be related to the market integration, capital mobility, and competition among systems implications illustrated in the model by elastic factor supply of factors other than labor.

More recent phase III studies, with nonspecific microbicide gels that did not include surfactants (Carraguard and PRO2000) also did not demonstrate efficacy.

This model, which assumes an ancestral phase of constant population size followed by a more recent phase of exponential population growth, has three parameters: the ancestral population size NA, the time of the onset of growth τ, and the population growth rate α (where α≥0).

There are more recent phase II and III studies that have reported longer survival, some >1 year [ 2].

A systematic review (Dyer et al. 2006) was not included in the evidence base, as it was limited to small phase II studies comparing ciclesonide with other inhaled corticosteroids, rather than more recent larger phase III randomized controlled trials (RCTs).

While L0d2a had a more recent expansion phase that correlated with the introduction of pastoralism, the major part of the L0d2a expansion phase predated the introduction of sheep and/or goats into the southern regions.

However, a more recent multinational phase 3 study showed no improvements [ 54].

Participants included those described in our earlier report, 6 along with additional cases and controls included in a more recent enrolment phase.

A more recent multinational phase 3 study, however, showed no improvements whatsoever and no difference between the two drug-treated groups and the placebo group.