Sentence examples for the recent analyses from inspiring English sources

The only way to find out whether improvements can be made is to look for evidence, like the evidence in the recent analyses.

The recent analyses of Wang et al.14 expanded the matrix for phylogenetic relationships of ceratosaurs (744 characters) with dense taxon sampling (198 taxa) including a broad outgroup which better allow to polarize homology statements at the node Ceratosauria.

Mr Lindsey offered an even more cheerful forecast: he estimated that even a prolonged war would not cost more than $100 billion-200 billion, or about 1-2% of America's GDP.What's the worry, then?Hang on a minute, says Mr Nordhaus, who argues in the latest New York Review of Books that none of the recent analyses of war goes far enough.

To provide a metric for the MCS, we followed the recent analyses of Bajorath and colleagues [65, 74, 75].

Although these studies have often led to controversial results and interpretations, most of the recent analyses have suggested that the fraction of nucleosomes positioned by sequence in vivo is small, and that epigenetic factors play more influential roles in nucleosome organization.

Note that those numbers are the largest of the three numbers, a finding that supports the recent analyses by [43].

Although it was originally concluded that the light momentum increased as it entered the water, thus causing the water to recoil toward the source, recent analyses argue points to the contrary.

October 15, 2009 In the most recent analyses of the Global Burden of Disease by the World Health Organization, mental and behavioural disorders are the largest contributors to the years lived with disability (YLD), accounting for 22.7 % of all YLD [ 1].

Still, the results of the more recent analyses may not hold up well once better calibrations and molecular dating approaches are used (Peterson 2007).

The most recent analyses of the TCGA sequencing project from ∼962 patients' tumors show only a couple of mutations in β-catenin or GSK3B (which degrades it).

This approach was further developed [ 36] and then supported by the most recent analyses of the internationally renowned GBD study [ 37], whose CRFs for air pollution are based on PM2.5 from these three diverse sources.