Sentence examples for recent evidence challenges from inspiring English sources
Recent, evidence challenges this result.
In conclusion, recent evidence challenges the physiologic basis on which current IPC systems were designed, and further research to elucidate the basic and clinical outcomes of alternate stimulation characteristics is necessary.
It should be noted, however, that recent evidence challenges this assumption by showing that TMS muscle representation maps in the amputated limb of above-elbow traumatic amputees do not always shift laterally [33].
However, recent evidence challenges this assumption, indicating that some snoRNAs are deregulated in cancer cells and may play a specific role in metastasis.
Recent evidence challenges the efficacy of BSE for women aged 30 years and over [ 31], and western women are not encouraged to conduct regular BSE.
However, recent evidence challenges this view and rather PDE CA-125 may instead reflect mesothelial cell damage, death, and detachment [ 59, 60].
Recent evidences challenging this notion have come from works showing that DR can influence refinement of ON and OFF pathways in the retina [7] and that an increased stimulation, such as that provided by EE, can affect the development of retinal visual responses [8].
Cultural traditions and misconceptions can thus stand in the way of recent evidence that challenges how things are done, and they can be an obstacle to implementing positive behavioural change (7, 8).
Recent evidence has challenged this notion by suggesting that the genetic events necessary for primary tumor growth may also mediate metastatic behavior [ 3].
Early models claimed that basic level (e.g., dog) information about objects is available prior to (superordinate) category information (Rosch et al. 1976; Jolicoeur et al. 1984); however, recent evidence has challenged this presupposition in favor of a coarse-to-fine model (Fei-Fei et al. 2007; Mace et al. 2009; Loschky and Larson 2010; Fabre-Thorpe 2011; Praß et al. 2013).
However, recent evidence for plasticity challenges this interpretation and suggests that normal cell fates are easily altered and stemness regained.
