Sentence examples for using a more recent from inspiring English sources

Significant performance improvements have been obtained by using a more recent GPU and CUDA Toolkit.

Airlines using a more recent model of the Thales tube are also being urged to replace at least two of three probes on each plane with a model built by Goodrich, an American competitor, Airbus and the safety agency said.

A replication of these data using a more recent national dataset (e.g., Educational Longitudinal Study: 2002, ELS:02) may be warranted.

By using a more recent higher density SNP genotyping database we identified strong association with others SNPs in the vicinity of the polymorphism identified by Cheung et al [5], analogous with recently published data[3], [15].

These results were confirmed when using a more recent and larger dataset of 1184 independent HIV-1 subtype B sequences (curated from sequences available at the HIVDB in Dec. 2009) (data not shown).

Using a more recent network of GI and PI edges from the BioGRID [17] (as of October 2007), we find 50.6% of 3020 pathways exhibiting GO enrichment, as compared to Ulitsky and Shamir, who find less than 36% of their smaller number of pathways enriched, on a similar but slightly older network (see Table 1).

The new numbers use a more recent "base year" (2005, not 2000), and track the cost of a more up-do-date basket of 584 goods.

Because we have used a more recent (i.e., 2001) Landsat 7 image for this study, NASA-CASA predicted NPP should be a more updated representation of BEF plot productivity.

Furthermore, they asserted that fundamental analysis that uses a more recent series of prices, usually within five years, is employed more commonly by investors in developed markets, while emerging markets are considered inefficient.

We did not use a more recent version of ChEBI since ClassyFire has actually been used over the past year to guide the manual annotation process for the ChEBI database.

By the time the Report went to air, the alligator story was several weeks old, and the writers chose to use a more recent news item involving a bear in its place.