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To further improve the quality of the PPI graph we filter the predicted weighted graph using a newly published Yeast interaction data set from Reguly et al., (2006).

Controversy still exists and a newly published study showed that an antiviral hand treatment used by adult volunteers, recruited from a university community, did not significantly reduce RV infection or RV-related common cold illnesses [ 60].

When I started writing, I used to imagine that friends would gasp with joy at the arrival of a newly published Rose Tremain hardback, but I was mainly deluded.

According to a newly published review of decades of archaeological research, humans worldwide have been using psychoactive substances like opium, alcohol and "magic mushrooms" since prehistoric times.

A newly published study has shown that a sleeping pill can be used effectively for at least six months, a finding some specialists said could lead to broader use of drugs for insomnia.

10– 12 A newly published study based on a health survey studying self-reported use of contraceptives found a lower use of contraceptives among immigrants than native women in France.

Henry is the author of a newly published book, The Galapagos: A Natural History.

Assessment of a newly published algorithm is typically performed by the researchers who develop the tool.

It is adapted from a newly published cookbook, "Greek Cooking for the Gods," by Eva Zane.

Now, a newly published study aims to set the record straight.

Verne reportedly tapped a newly published U.S. travel guide for his descriptions of each state.