Sentence examples for more recently reviewed from inspiring English sources

A range of more recent studies focusing on intergroup causal attribution, initially proposed and more recently reviewed by Hewstone (1989, 2012), suggest a more complex picture.

Effects of stress on the genome can result in important perturbations creating new combinations better compatible with survival (summarized by [ 40]; more recently reviewed by [ 41]).

Warren [ 11] in the late 1970s, and we and others more recently (reviewed in [ 12– 14]), have analyzed the types of blood vessels that are found in tumors.

Some of these are single polypeptide factors whilst others are complexes of multiple subunits which can be very large and perform various roles in translation (more recently reviewed in [ 1– 3]).

The general concept of increased stress at full moon or at certain full moons to account for these traditions was proposed by Lieber [ 3] and more recently reviewed by Dubrov [ 4].

HDL subclasses have also been linked to CVD risk, although the findings are more controversial, as recently reviewed by Superko et al., 2012 [39].

More recently, I reviewed the case of an alleged incest victim, "M.

More recently, Jones and Lipton reviewed over 70 FMS exercise studies and found similar results when protocols included yoga, tai chi and other movement-based therapies [ 11].

Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey NHANESS) was originally analyzed to assess the vitamin D status of the United States population [ 15], and has more recently been reviewed with these categories in mind [ 14].

But Lee Hecht Harrison recently reviewed more than 50,000 clients' cases and found that 18percentt were volunteering at organizations, up from 11percentt in 2000.

Bank employees recently reviewed more than 200 nonfiction books, and a committee of eight bankers recently chose 10 "must reads," based on content quality, timeliness and the authors' expertise.