Sentence examples for recent studies incorporated from inspiring English sources

Two recent studies incorporated histone methylation ChIP-Seq data into multi-evidence prediction models, using ChIP-derived ground-truth datasets of 10 and 13 TFs, respectively (Whitington et al., 2009; Won et al., 2010).

Recent studies incorporated clinical phenotype data to increase the ability of identifying new disease-associated genes (Hwang et al., 2012; Lage et al., 2007; Li and Patra, 2010; Vanunu et al., 2010; Wu et al., 2008, 2009), assuming that similar disease phenotypes reflect overlapping genetic causes (Brunner and Van Driel, 2004; Houle et al., 2010; Oti et al., 2008, 2009).

Hence most recent studies incorporate adjustment factors to take account of undercounting (e.g. [ 15]).

Recent studies incorporating new NMR measurements and simulations point to the importance of considering a conformational ensemble in creating the environment compatible with catalysis and binding both the cis and trans forms of the substrate.

The integration of environmental factors, known to be an important contributing factor in allergy will be a focus for research efforts allowing gene x environmental interaction to be identified, with more recent studies incorporating these parameters, e.g. interactions of AD and smoking with asthma [ 32].

A recent study incorporating the samples from Gibbs et al. identified a series of genes where expression levels correlated with age in both the frontal cortex and cerebellum.

Recent studies incorporating the most extensive data series ever used in such European studies have failed to find any relationship between latitude and infaunal shelf biodiversity.

A recent study incorporating laboratory data from 8 of the 9 medical center laboratories in San Francisco estimated the annual CA-MRSA incidence as 316 cases per 100,000 population [ 10].

Although both these recent modelling studies incorporated a realistic cell to cell adhesion mechanism, there is no widely accepted protocol for designing experiments that allow us to independently quantify the contributions of cell motility, cell to cell adhesion and cell proliferation in expanding cell colonies [ 22, 23, 42- 44].

In fourteen recent modeling studies incorporating density-dependent dispersal, formulations of the density-dependent rate (or probability) fall into two distinct groups, expressing the rate as a function of n r or n/r.

Recent studies have incorporated both severity and body location to identify falls and injuries (Bohl et al. 2010; Bohl et al. 2012; Carter and Porell 2011).