Sentence examples for more recent replication from inspiring English sources

A more recent replication study suggests a more modest effect size of 0.84, which would result in only 80% power to detect the association in the present study (Prokunina-Olsson et al, 2010).

Similar to the earlier findings for the IUGR sample in the newborn period (2wCA) [ 14] and its more recent replication study with a second IUGR sample [ 40], NIDCAP effects on EEG coherence resulted in a pattern of decreased short distance connectivity between multiple adjacent brain regions.

In two more recent papers, the replication capacity of Sabin types 1, 2, and 3 or wild type polioviruses was studied on a panel of different suspension cell lines, deriving from humans, avians, or canines.

Repeating these calculations with a more recent data set for replication timing (Sekedat et al. 2010) gives a similar correlation between replication timing and mutation rate (P < 10−4, Spearman rank test, R = 0.51, Pearson correlation).

Some more recent Byzantine state machine replication protocols such as Q/U [3] or Zyzzyva [35] have less overhead per request since they optimize for the non-Byzantine case.

Subsequent replication studies and more recent GWASs [ 49- 53] have confirmed IL12B and IL23R as non-MHC genes associated with psoriasis risk.

The roo elements in D. sechellia are very similar to those in D. melanogaster, but here only two elements have identical LTR sequences, and the insertion times are more diverse, which suggests that no recent replication activity took place.

Initially, replication-competent VACVs were typically employed, but more recent efforts center on the use of replication-defective poxviruses due to safety concerns.

Other mechanisms, such as DNA repair, recombination and replication (3R) may have driven more recent M. tuberculosis evolution.

A more recent study reported a similar sharpening of the replication profile in fission yeast deleted of the mrc1 homologue [ 21].

A replication of these data using a more recent national dataset (e.g., Educational Longitudinal Study: 2002, ELS:02) may be warranted.