Sentence examples for more recent pilot from inspiring English sources
More recent pilot projects in developing countries in admittedly quite different socio-economic contexts—have shown no effect on or increases in economic activity among recipients of a basic income [47, 61, 68].
A more recent pilot study (Crenitte et al., 2011) of an adaptation of the battery for children obtained preliminary standardization data and indicated the necessity of refining some subtests.
The second and third are the more recent pilot schemes Lam Dong and Son La.
One study published 30 years ago suggested that critically ill patients cared for after surgery in ICU rooms with windows may have a decreased incidence of delirium [ 15], and a more recent pilot study of esophageal resection patients supported this finding [ 6].
They said that a recent pilot protected more than £16m of potential losses in tax credits, and that the move could save about £700m for HMRC over the life of the contract and £100m for DWP.
In the Netherlands, such detailed data have been used: in the past using pilot data [ 6], and more recent data from the annual monitoring by the National Evaluation Team for Breast cancer screening [ 7].
Its main text is a hybrid of an account that Soering first published, in German, in 2012, and a multi-chapter addendum that Bill Sizemore, a former Virginian-Pilot reporter, added as a more recent exploration of evidence and arguments.
In more recent years, attorneys, doctors, entrepreneurs and other well-heeled individuals who earned their pilots' license have discovered these communities in search of ever more convenience and luxury.
The more recent accident, on Sept. 16 at Reno-Stead Airport, occurred when Jimmy Leeward, 74 years old and an experienced pilot, lost control of his plane, a World War II era P-51 Mustang.
Further, recent pilot work using focus groups in primary care showed that healthcare practitioners were more likely to adopt shorter instruments, that were simpler to score and that were less disruptive to clinical practice.
The partnership was first piloted in Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin and St . Louis then reached San Diego and L.A. in more recent weeks.
