Sentence examples for more recent systematic from inspiring English sources

Traditional taxonomic schemes gather superfamilies and families into suborders; more recent systematic schemes have abandoned suborders in favour of less rigidly organized clades.

In the more recent systematic review by Schuetz et al. focusing on LRTI [32], 14 trials totalling 4,221 patients were analysed.

In contrary, a more recent systematic test on the effects of different types of PGRs upon root growth and secondary metabolites showed that some of them have enhanced rapid growth or metabolite production.

These conclusions are supported by more recent systematic reviews [ 6, 24].

A more recent systematic review examined the impact of different teaching modalities on medical trainees [ 9].

There may be more recent systematic reviews with conclusions different to those presented here.

Based on this more recent data, a systematic overestimation of rcStO2 by 4%1%-81%-8%due to incorrect assumptions of BWC is considerable.

As they grow older, language abilities become more differentiated – a recent systematic review of language functioning summarises the various aspects of language and the results of language studies from very preterm or very low birth weight children [ 15 ].

In Fig. 3B we confirm these findings using a more recent and larger systematic study [ 5] of viability of null-mutants in yeast as well as demonstrate that the magnitude of this protective effect is the strongest in the nucleus, where the largest fraction of essential proteins resides.

The year 2000 was chosen because the intention was to include more recent literature in this systematic review.

4 A more recent update on this systematic review shows some progress in quality and quantity of research but no improved outcomes.