Sentence examples for present-day study from inspiring English sources

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).

Results from our present-day study mirror the known distribution of the brown recluse fairly well (Fig. 2).

The results of our present-day study provide further confirmation that L. reclusa has a well-demarcated distribution, outside which it is unlikely to occur under normal circumstances.

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].

With critical analyses of problems in statistical physics he made important contributions to the development of that field, "Loschmidt's paradoxon" continuing to be a point of departure for present day studies and discussions.

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.

General tendencies are hard to discover: I think the only moment when I've had a real sense of what was of interest to the English-language novel was the year I read 130 novels to judge a prize, and was struck (this was 2001) by how many alternated present-day archival study and historic narrative, influenced by AS Byatt's Possession and Alan Hollinghurst's The Swimming-Pool Library.

While larger case/control studies are frequently suggested as a solution to the limitations of present-day association studies, combining data from populations with different lifestyles and genetic backgrounds, even if well-matched for ethnicity, may obscure true association signals.

The Commission of the European Communities initiated in 1991 the Oklo Natural Analogue Programme, a part of which is devoted to present-day migration studies.

Mixing and dispersion in the ocean is of fundamental importance in many oceanographic problems, including climate modeling, paleo and present-day circulation studies, pollutant dispersion, biogeography, etc.