Sentence examples for recent publications indicate from inspiring English sources

Recent publications indicate that PNT synthesis and production are under extensive study.

On the contrary, most of the recent publications indicate that biopsy is unnecessary when the MRI findings are sufficiently typical [1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8].

More recent publications indicate even higher values, e.g. the Worldbank stating in 2007: '... emissions from deforestation and degradation... now account for an estimated 18 to 25% of all global greenhouse gas emissions.' [2].

However, recent publications indicate that pharmacological stimulation of autophagy can be beneficial and reduce Aβ mediated toxicity [44], [45], [46].

Although IL-22 has been associated with Th17 cells, recent publications indicate that IL-22 producing CD4 T cells exist that lack concomitant expression of IL-17A and IFN-γ and may represent a distinct functional T cell subset, named Th22 [40], [40].

Recent publications indicate that reciprocal binding of the transcriptional factors, CTCF or BORIS, to a promoter sequence may be a general mechanism of regulation of the cancer-testis (CT) specific genes, expression of which is restricted to male germ cells [34] [36].

Application of these questions to a number of recent publications indicates such considerations are often ignored, thus perpetuating the difficulty of interpreting and comparing results between studies and limiting data use in objective hazard assessment.

In keeping with recent publications indicating that RTKs endocytosis regulates signaling transduction, we analyzed the role of IGF1R internalization in ES.

Recent publications indicating unequal treatment due to SES have therefore received much media attention and have created public debate.

Recent publications indicating a direct link between the microbiota and their generated metabolites demonstrate direct influences on behavior and immune responses (Barouei et al., 2012; Crumeyrolle-Arias et al., 2014; De Vadder et al., 2014).

The analysis was performed after several recent publications indicated a reduced relapse rate in patients treated by allogeneic HSCT (by the same group (Leung et al, 2005) and others (Hsu et al, 2005)) in the presence of a mismatch between donor inhibitory KIR and patient HLA.