Sentence examples for recently studies in from inspiring English sources
Recently, studies in A/J mice exposed to environmental tobacco smoke (comprised of 89% mainstream smoke and 11% sidestream smoke in this experimental model) by inhalation demonstrate a small but reproducible increase in lung tumor multiplicity (Witschi, 2000).
Recently studies in the zebrafish have revealed that for a large part, the CMs and epithelial cells-from the epicardium and endocardium-are the major source of regenerating cardiac muscle and not stem cells, as was believed1,7,32.
More recently, studies in southern British Columbia have focused on altitudinal migration, life history, fledgling behavior, and toxicology (Morrissey 2004, Morrissey et al. 2004a, b, Gillis et al. 2008, Middleton et al. 2006, 2007, Middleton and Green 2008).
More recently, studies in Britain and Australia have shown that giving pregnant women extra doses of Vitamins C and E does not reduce the risk of preeclampsia, and, according to the British study, might cause some women to have babies with low birth weights.
More recently, studies in both yeast and human cells have shown evidence of direct RNA-templated DNA repair by HR.
Recently, studies in this field have paid particular attention to the method of measurement in order to identify the CSR activities.
students have recently studied in Australia, Chile, South Africa, New Zealand, England, Hungary, Denmark, and Sweden, and we are open to other proposals.
Multi-taper MFCC features were also recently studied in speaker verification with promising preliminary results.
One devout Muslim who had recently studied in Damascus said that Syria had become a magnet for young British Muslims wanting to improve their Arabic.
In this talk we highlight some of the detailed physics that were recently studied in connection with cosmological hydrogen and helium recombination.
This paper will focus on summarizing a few fundamental properties of CO2 adsorption on a number of selected model systems recently studied in our group.
