Sentence examples for most recent comparative from inspiring English sources
The Commonwealth Fund's most recent comparative study of health systems clearly shows that market-based systems, or countries that have a more mixed economy in health, spend more as a proportion of GDP on health than we do on the NHS for a roughly equivalent level of coverage and service quality.
The most recent comparative review, Isern and Moreno [ 3], addressed a larger variety of themes listed below, which we shall use as the skeleton for the succeeding text.
Unlike birds and mammals, sister species of heliconiines are often sympatric and our inferences using the most recent comparative methods suggest that sympatric speciation is common.
The most recent comparative genomic analyses also support the FSGD and found that the majority of genes was duplicated around 320 350 mya [ 19, 20].
There are few published UK data on this topic; a US study in 2003 [ 5] and a Canadian study in 2004 [ 6] provide the most recent comparative information.
29 We estimate the average consultation time to be in the range of Germany with its 7.6 min, found in the most recent comparative, but not representative, study in Europe.
Comparing debt levels across countries needs to be done carefully; I use the most recent available comparative numbers from the International Monetary Fund (see Statistical Tables 7 and 8).
The most recent CCDS comparative analysis was on the human genome with results released on 7 September 2011.
Therefore, of the 133 articles we screened all full texts that described trials, controlled or comparative research, and the most recent non-comparative, or qualitative research.
They also included the two tests reported as the most powerful in recent comparative studies [ 15, 16].
Among the most recent examples, a comparative analysis of the behavior of sequences in gene networks was carried out by Bhattacharya et al. [ 29] to investigate the modular genomic structure of a novel marine cyanophage in a protist single cell metagenome assembly.
