Sentence examples for the more recent analysis from inspiring English sources

The more recent analysis of the HSF binding in vivo [11,12] identified features of chromatin that only allows access of HSF to < 20% of its potential binding sites.

However, in the more recent analysis of pentachlorophenol exposure, Demers et al. (2006) observed exposure effects for non-Hodgkin lymphoma and multiple myeloma.

Taken together, these findings are quite compatible with the fragile breakage model of chromosome evolution first proposed by Pevzner and Tesler [ 68] and sustained by the more recent analysis of Alekseyev and Pevzner [ 76].

Nevertheless, methodologies for assessing the tobacco-related mortality burden differ and for the US a more recent analysis [ 21] indicates a lower mortality burden attributable to tobacco (ie, 438,000 versus the 514,000 calculated by Peto et al and used in this analysis).

Results from these trials revealed that Preventure successfully stemmed the growth in drinking and binge drinking in high-risk youth at six- and twelve-months following the intervention [ 37], and more recent analysis has revealed the onset and escalation of drug misuse was prevented over a two-year period [ 41].

In a more recent analysis, the follow-up period in the EOS subsample was extended to a mean of 6.9 years; the authors claimed that there was a better outcome in the EOS group compared to the adult onset group [ 42].

Both the analysis presented here and a more recent analysis based on the chromosome-based assembly of C. briggsae genome (Wormbase CB3 [ 23, 28]) result in a similar pattern.

More recent analysis of the manuscript places the dialect as being of East Anglian original and more specifically Norfolk; two further carol MS from the county contain duplicates from Sloane 2593.

A more recent analysis from the Center for Court Innovation, which started the Crown Heights Community Mediation Center in 2002, compared Crown Heights to neighborhoods without SOS or similar outreach, before and after the programs were implemented.

More recent analysis of the surviving evidence, and the biological plausibility of such a large land animal, has suggested that the enormous size of this animal were over-estimates due partly to typographical errors in the original 1878 description.

A more recent analysis proposed the closest relative of the octocoral mtMutS to be the MutS sequence from the Acanthamoeba polyphaga nucleocytoplasmic large DNA virus (NCLDV or 'girus'), closely followed by MutS sequences from epsilonproteobacteria [ 32].