Sentence examples for more reviewed in from inspiring English sources

Some are based on quantities from information theory [2], [3], [6] [9], others use chi-squared tests [10], some are perturbative [11], [12], still others employ amino acid substitution matrices [13], [14], and there are many more (reviewed in [4], [15]).

The estimated half-life of PCBs in humans ranges from less than one to 10 years or more (reviewed in [ 16]).

The scalability of cultured iPSCs, potential for genetic modification and capacity to differentiate into disease-affected tissues permits extensive studies of genotype-phenotype relationships, the identification of disease-modifying loci and more (reviewed in [ 2]).

Their precise locations can be very close to meiotic recombination hotspots [ 133], implying the sharing of features with meiotic recombination hotspots [ 134] (reviewed in [ 123]), which are known to be associated with consensus sequences and more (reviewed in [ 135]; to be discussed later).

A growing number of papers in the last few years have introduced us to dietary analyses for insectivores, marine mammals, invertebrate predators and many more (reviewed in Symondson 2002; Pompanon et al. 2012), and while mutualistic interactions have proven more difficult to assess (Wilson et al. 2010; Clare et al. 2013b), herbivore networks are starting to appear (e.g. Newmaster et al. 2013).

It means the reader (remember her?) is more likely to read the whole review, the paper is more likely to sell more copies, and the reviewer is more likely to be asked (and paid!) to write more reviews in future.

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"I think they had more reviews in those days than we did," Ms. Lord said.