Sentence examples for review extant from inspiring English sources

Ho et al. (2015) review extant literature on SC risk management and find several research gaps, for instance the lack of considering infrastructural risks and the limited ability to study several risk factors simultaneously.

Focusing on purchasing, Miemczyk et al. (2012) systematically review extant studies on the dyad, chain, and network levels and find that environmental sustainability in dyadic contexts prevails, thus pointing to the shortfalls of addressing social aspects and sustainability risks beyond the dyad level.

In this section, we review extant literature and develop hypotheses related to the effects of geodemographic profiles (as direct antecedents and moderators) on healthcare service utilization.

For efficiency, we delay requesting consent for whole exome/genome sequencing until the family is approved, as the work and time required for the submitter to reconsent the family or for the ELSI committee to review extant consents could be considerable.

Here we review extant cloud-based services in bioinformatics, classify them into Data as a Service (DaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), and present our perspectives on the adoption of cloud computing in bioinformatics.

In this paper, we review extant data on two parameters needed to conduct realistic exposure assessments for breast-fed infants: a) levels of chemicals in human milk in the United States (and trends for dioxins/furans); and b) elimination kinetics (depuration) of chemicals from the mother during breast-feeding.

It is beneficial to learn from living species first, so I will start by briefly reviewing extant marine reptiles.

This paper reviews extant relevant computer gaming literature to propose a set of guidelines and strategies for the design of psychotherapeutic games targeted at children and adolescents.

More recently, a number of scholars have reviewed extant research to take stock of what is known, observing the fragmentation of the field (e.g., van Burg et al. 2013).

Here we reviewed extant cloud-based resources in bioinformatics and classified them into DaaS, SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS.

This article has reviewed extant evidence on the role that trade and financial liberalization has played in increasing the global diffusion of risk factors for chronic disease.