Sentence examples for present day studies from inspiring English sources

This outlook has not changed dramatically in present day studies [8], generally suggesting no trend or seldom a positive trend in rainfed maize yields for most parts of Germany.

We show that the number of samples required for detecting a 2-fold change with 90% probability and a p-value of 0.01 in humans is much larger than the number of samples commonly used in present day studies, and that far fewer individuals are needed for the same statistical power when using inbred animals rather than unrelated human subjects.

It is therefore important that present-day studies do not misrepresent the needs of near-future older adult populations who will be the users of emerging technologies and applications [ 45].

Our present-day study confirmed the positive relationship of the platelet count/MPV ratio with the change in the DPED area and that the clinical result of the RHF therapy was associated with clinical improvement (higher platelet/MPV ratio after RHF therapy = regression of the DPED area).

To assess clinical methods of sourcing human olfactory ensheathing cells (OECs), and the results of present day clinical studies in OEC transplantation.

Until present day, most studies have been conducted on the same genes and the same drugs related to OCD.

Facies architecture of submarine fans and channel levee complexes in the Eastern Black Sea Basin and their evolution from the Late Miocene until the present day are studied using a three-dimensional seismic data set covering an area of approximately 1161 km2.

While traditional habits and socio-cultural barriers may be contributing to the present day situation, several studies and reports have drawn attention to serious problems in the TSC programme design and implementation [ 2].

The present day Yakuts mtDNA study was supported by the FWF Austrian Science Fund Translational Research Programme (L397), grant from Institut de Médecine Légale Université de Strasbourg, and the GIP-ANR (French National Research Agency) funding "Diversité génétique des populations modernes et histoire du peuplement de la Sibérie Orientale" directed by Morgane Gibert.

This makes it hard to extrapolate findings from previous population-based studies to the present day; in addition, most previous studies did not adjust for confounders other than age and sex [ 8, 11, 12, 16].

The ICRP also noted the high losses of study subjects in the OSCC, and concluded "Study losses of this magnitude are generally considered to be unacceptable by present day standards for epidemiologic studies" (ICRP 2003a).