Sentence examples for more recently evaluated from inspiring English sources

The more recently evaluated institutional collaborations between public health and veterinary services seek to identify appropriate control strategies for diseases where medical and veterinary cooperation for control is becoming a single continuum.

More recently, we evaluated the use of Multi Locus Sequence Analysis (MLSA) of C. pecorum house-keeping genes to understand the molecular epidemiology of C. pecorum infections in Australian livestock [ 15].

More recently, researchers evaluated the effect of prenatal alcohol exposure on DNA methylation of five imprinted genes in male offspring; these analyses detected a decrease in DNA methylation at a single locus in the H19 imprinting control region in the sperm of these males (Stouder et al. 2011).

The zoonotic impact of this parasitic infection has been recently evaluated [ 30]: more than one hundred of human infections have been reported in 5 years from the whole country.

The possibility of top surface localization of buried QD has been studied in the past by the growth of stacked structures [1] and more recently, by evaluating the surface morphology once a single layer of QD is capped [3].

NAEP results only provide a barometer on performance, unlike state tests, which are used to reward and punish schools and, more recently, to evaluate teachers.

A large cohort study was established in 1994 with demographic surveillance taking place on a six monthly basis and serological surveillance occurring every three years, in order to monitor the dynamics of the HIV epidemic and more recently to evaluate the impact of government-provided HIV prevention and treatment activities.

More recently, studies that evaluated bovine population structure have used Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) [12], [13], [14], [15]; however they focused on a small number of markers.

More recently, three studies evaluated microRNAs in blood samples of adrenocortical tumor patients (Table 2).

More recently, ONSD was evaluated on CT in normal-tension glaucoma patients compared to that of healthy volunteers [ 21] and revealed a mean ONSD of 8.0 ± 1.0 in normal-tension glaucoma patients and 6.2 ± 0.9 in healthy volunteers.

More recently, a study evaluating medical records of 22 family practitioners and their patients in southwestern Ontario confirmed the high sensitivity and specificity of this algorithm (Harris et al. 2010).