Sentence examples for recent studies propose from inspiring English sources

Many recent studies propose wavelet-based hydrological and water resources forecasting models that have been incorrectly developed and that cannot properly be used for real-world forecasting problems.

As an example, recent studies propose to combine LCC-HVDC and VSC-HVDC links into hybrid systems, which leverage the most interesting advantages from both technologies [6, 24, 25].

While in most of the earlier applications, these layers are reinforced using steel plates, recent studies propose to replace "rigid" steel reinforcement with "flexible" fiber reinforcement to reduce both the cost and weight of the units/systems.

Recent studies propose B-cells to mainly recognize antigen in the form of immune complexes bound to Fc or complement receptors on e.g. follicular dendritic cells [7].

In addition, several recent studies propose that AtCRT3 is necessary for the folding of the elf18 responsive EF-Tu receptor (EFR) associated with Pathogen-Associated Molecular Patterns (PAMPs) in plants [27]; [28].

Still, more recent studies propose a combination of increased gain and selectivity to explain the observed modulation in areas V4 and MT [39], [40] or an additional 'response bias' towards higher-contrast stimuli in case of multiple stimuli inside the neurons' receptive field [41].

Generating 20 percent of America's electricity with wind, as recent studies proposed, would require building up to 22,000 miles of new high-voltage transmission lines.

A number of recent studies proposing candidate low-level impairments have not used such developmental designs.

Recent studies proposed non-invasive vagal nerve stimulation (nVNS) as a novel treatment approach for migraine and cluster-headache patients [2-4].

Recent studies proposed an original saddle-shaped, skewed, truncated cone with laterally oriented apex, as tibiotalar contact surfaces for ankle prosthesis.

Some recent studies proposed the use of wood elemental composition as a valuable marker to predict final properties of the material.