Sentence examples for most data published from inspiring English sources

To conform with most data published in the literature, micrograms of pesticide per gram of creatinine units are recommended.

Most data published with respect to tumour development in transplant recipients has been with the mTOR inhibitor, sirolimus.

At present, most data published in the international literature on antimicrobial resistance are derived from short-term surveys of specific organisms and agents in defined areas.

Efficacy studies of herbal supplements are on the rise, but most data published to date are preliminary and do not provide strong evidence for the clinical effectiveness of herbs.

(ii) Consequently, the OI and VI results recommended by the international standard [ 20], which are comparable with most data published today, must be attained by multiplying with the constant 0.354, which would lower the values in the Table  2.

Nowadays, ELISA is the assay most frequently used in Europe and consequently is the one with the most scientific data published.

The most recent data published by Kantar Wordpanel showed Tesco, Asda and Morrisons all losing ground in a market that recorded its lowest growth for nearly a decade in the 12 weeks to 2 February.

Internet search is dominated by Google, which has 62percentt of the global search market and 79percentt in Europe, according to the most recent data published by Web usage tracker comScore.

Using the most recent data published by multilateral agencies including the World Health Organization, the United Nations and the World Bank, the crisis card also ranks countries by mortality rate in cases of cervical cancer.

My suggestion of a twin-track approach (the most important data published to the highest standards, the rest published quick-and-dirty, then moving as much as possible from track two to track one) is a way to get things moving while improving standards.

Here are the key findings according to the Eurostat's most recent data published for Europe.