Sentence examples for older result from inspiring English sources

This applies to most finitely presented groups (where "most" means "with overwhelming probability" in one of several probabilistic models): recent results of Agol [1] and Ollivier and Wise [45] together with the older result of Olshanskii [46] imply that most finitely presented groups are linear (even over ({mathbb {Z}})).

We hypothesized that these older results would apply to hundreds of hospitals, currently evaluable using administrative databases.

Also, 25% of patients were 60 years or older; results may be more favorable in a younger cohort of patients, as large case series have suggested [14].

This seems to be at variance with older results about the non-definability of theoretical terms, but a closer inspection removes the apparent contradiction.

Furthermore, as an application of the theory, approximate formulas for the bias errors of spectral estimators are derived and discussed, thus extending some older results given in the literature.

This analysis did not yield a different substitution rate, but resulted in older resulting MRCA dates (Table 2).

With calibration point A included Burmanniaceae age estimations were overall less than 1% older (results not shown).

An additional method (MCMCTree; [ 41]) was also used in a subset of analyses and produced similar or slightly older results.

14 In this face-to-face study of 9,000 adults, age 18 years or older, results similar to the NCS were found.

While this methodology usually enables the unambiguous detection of direct inter-areal connections, tracing studies are subject to technical caveats, which affect especially older results.

The associations were similar for breast cancer diagnosed before and after 50 years of age (Table 3), and for women 60 years and older (results not shown).