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Meanings of recent studies in English

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Usage of recent studies in English
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For example, recent studies challenge the idea that DNA methylation is irreversible.
Pubmed
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The new work joins recent studies in highlighting the threat to oceans.
The Guardian
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Several recent studies highlight the unique structural mechanisms involved in its regulation.
Pubmed
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Several recent studies have shown that early treatment can keep patients healthier.
Reuters
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Estimates provided from recent studies led to divergent previsions of future trends.
Pubmed
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However, recent studies have provided indications that full-length PTB is a monomer.
Pubmed
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In recent studies, hypersensitivity reactions and food were stated as relevant triggers.
Pubmed
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This review covers recent studies from our laboratory that challenge this notion.
Pubmed
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Based on recent studies, we propose an evolutionary framework for this toolkit.
Pubmed
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Hence, recent studies suggested that restorative therapies should combine neuroprotection and remyelination.
Pubmed
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However, recent studies point to an additional iron metabolism disorder in WD patients.
Pubmed
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However, recent studies suggest that B cells support rheumatoid disease through other mechanisms.
Pubmed
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However, recent studies have shown false-positive CDT test results in nonalcoholic liver disease.
Pubmed
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Several recent studies, however, indicate that our understanding of visfatin is still speculative.
Pubmed
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And according to a number of recent studies, they were right.
Independent.ie
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However, recent studies indicate that CS1 may be regulated by a SAP-independent mechanism.
Pubmed
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
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