Sentence examples for use a recently published from inspiring English sources
We use a recently published model of A.thaliana (Poolman et al., 2009), which is the first genome-scale metabolic model of a plant species.
These data are compared to calculations using a recently published kinetic mechanism describing the consumption of this fire suppression agent.
The experimental data compared well with modeling predictions using a recently published reaction mechanism for gas-phase SO2 oxidation.
The datasets were divided into training and validation (test) sets using a recently published representativeness algorithm [44].
The aim of this study is to determine ACC in the healthy lumbar vertebrae of patients using a recently published quantitative SPECT/computed tomography (CT) protocol.
We compared female movements during the rutting period with a non-rutting period over two summers using a recently published approach.
Several performance measures of the proposed design are evaluated and compared to alternative designs through extensive simulation studies using a recently published trial as motivation.
Our research uses a recently published urban scaling rule to develop six scenarios for high- and low-sprawl US urban growth.
Using a recently published local sustainable development index (LSDI) for Moldova, a regional spatial analysis was created to further elucidate strengths and weaknesses of index-based assessments of sustainable landscape function.
By objectively calculating the distances between the present genosoils and phenosoils in a principal component space using a recently published comprehensive soil classification system, several present phenosoils displayed significant differences among several soil properties (distance >8% of overall distance) and were redefined as new genosoils.
An analysis of the radiation field in the photoreaction space was accomplished using a recently published Six-Flux Radiation Absorption-Scattering model (SFM) to decouple the values of the apparent reaction kinetic constants from the local volumetric rate of photon absorption (LVRPA) in the rate law of PCO of herbicide.
