Sentence examples for the recent preferred from inspiring English sources

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The recent Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) amendment to the Quality of Reporting of Meta-analyses (QUOROM) statement, and recommendations from The Cochrane Collaboration and Meta-analysis of Observational Studies in Epidemiology (MOOSE) were followed during the development of the present systematic review [ 11– 16].

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At the recent Series E preferred price of $5.65 per share (which is what most people would use for valuation purposes), LivingSocial is a $2.9 billion company.

San Diego's Charles H. Elster, a leading pronunciator, informs me that "the rules haven't changed, but usage has"; doctors in the 1960's began switching to the schwa, and now general dictionaries are split: Merriam-Webster sticks with the ee, while Webster's New World and American Heritage list both, with the more recent eh preferred.

The birds preferred recent fallows and grassy vegetation of mid-size (about 11 20 cm) and mid-density (about 11 50% cover).

We found a strong regional variation in both HIV and HCV prevalence as well as in the characteristics of the respondents (e.g., proportion of recent users, preferred substances and needle sharing behaviour) with a range in the prevalence of HIV from 2.4%to32%2% and from 44%to68%8% for HCV.

"I was told in training by the NSPCC that the term 'non-recent' was preferred to 'historic' when talking to adults about the abuse they had suffered as children," Lambert says.

Rather than talk about the recent fight, Mr. McFadden preferred to talk about the history of the place, the kind of history that does not make the papers.

The 60-year-old British-born actor has in recent years preferred to work in continental Europe (her last British film was Mike Hodges's I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, in 2003), a situation that has arisen partly because of a paucity of attractive British projects.

If a war is being waged in America's name, shouldn't Americans understand how it is being waged?" And that's the question I would pose to citizens of free societies, and in particular to editors who join governments in denouncing the careful publication of secrets: which of the recent stories would you prefer not to know?

Since then the weapon has usually been called the Thames scramasax; but the term scramasax (from Old Frankish scrâmasahs) is only attested once, in the History of the Franks by Gregory of Tours, and the meaning of the scrama- element is uncertain, so recent scholarship prefers the term long seax or long sax for this type of weapon.

But it had become evident in recent months the MLS preferred a soccer-specific outdoor stadium, which favored McGuire's pitch.

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