Sentence examples for recent analyses suggest from inspiring English sources

While earlier studies have argued that redshirted children do better both socially and academically — citing data on school evaluations, leadership positions, and test scores — more recent analyses suggest that the opposite may well be the case: the youngest kids, who barely make the age cutoff but are enrolled anyway, ultimately end up on top — not their older classmates.

But recent analyses suggest that the permafrost thaw could turn the Arctic into a net source of carbon, possibly within a decade or two, and those studies did not account for fire.

However, recent analyses suggest that asthma is not one disease but a syndrome of different phenotypes and endotypes that can be discriminated by their clinical manifestation, their course, and their underlying mechanisms.

Although early model predictions of climate change impacts suggested extensive forest dieback and species migration, more recent analyses suggest that catastrophic dieback will be a local phenomenon, and changes in forest composition will be a relatively gradual process.

Some recent analyses suggest that this is not the case: if White plays 24.Rh6, black can play 24...Bg4+! and White has no mating attack.

On the other hand, recent analyses suggest that Tyrannosaurus, while slower than large modern terrestrial predators, may well have been fast enough to prey on large hadrosaurs and ceratopsians.

We are in agreement with several recent analyses suggesting that there are approximately 35-40 houseatsathathat should be rated in the "toss-up" category.

With recent analyses suggesting a paraphyletic Hypsilophodontidae, the general idea of "othnielids" as basal to other hypsilophodonts has been supported, although Drinker has been controversial because virtually nothing new has been published on it since its description.

Recent analyses suggested similarities between prehistoric Pacific and South American chicken samples, perhaps reflecting prehistoric Polynesian introduction of the chicken into South America.

Some recent analyses suggested that the WGD could provide the basis for the evolution that led to the special physiological properties of the modern S. cerevisiae yeast containing a 'post-WGD' genome [10], [11].

While early studies of 18S rRNA indicated that Appendicularia emerged first among tunicates [ 14, 17], more recent analyses suggested a sister-group relationship with Stolidobranchia [ 19].