Examples of using Published recently in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Projects of interest published recently.
A study published recently in the Lancet suggests I may be wrong.
That emerged from Forrester research published recently.
The study, published recently in Neurology was based on expression profiles of more than 500 individuals.
The answer canperhaps be found in two other books published recently.
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This article is based on their research published recently in the journal Global and Planetary Change.
Studies published recently further establish the theoretical models with which Marinov explained the results of his experiments.
In the first scene of the comic book“Return to a Burning House,” published recently in Slovakia, a young woman is seen riding a motorcycle.
A study published recently in the journal Pediatrics showed that vaccination significantly reduces children's risk of dying from influenza.
A new process for water filtration using carbon dioxide consumes one thousand times less energy than conventional methods,scientific research published recently has shown.
According to other estimates published recently(December 2013) in the British media, their number totals about 300 and maybe even more.
These questions- which a substantial chunk of the population probably could answer in the affirmative-appeared on a questionnaire used in a major European study published recently in The New England Journal of Medicine.
The study, published recently in the journal of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, mentions the following benefits: 1.
At the meeting, the Governor spoke about events in Europe,and of the fact that most figures published recently regarding the US economy were relatively positive, so that apparently there is some improvement in the US economy.
But a study published recently in the journal Experimental Aging Research says there may be a better way to keep memories fresh: draw a picture.
In 1995, there were 9,800 people employed in the high-tech sector in Jerusalem, according to the publication“The Development of the High-Tech Sector in Israel,1995-2014” published recently by the Central Bureau of Statistics(CBS).
The study's findings, published recently in Cell, may in the future facilitate early detection of cancer and help predict the success of immunotherapy.
The aforementioned approach, which was first presented in 2013 and whose development has continued in several directions since then,is presented in three papers published recently by Assistant Professor Daphne Weihs from the Technion Faculty of Biomedical Engineering.
In addition, the socioeconomic report published recently by the Central Bureau of Statistics indicates a socioeconomic decline in seven of the“Jewish” councils in the West Bank.
The compliance rate of screening tests for early detection of cervical cancer in the past three years among women ages 35-54 in Israel has stood on 51.5% in 2018, according to the NationalProgram for Quality Indicators in Community Healthcare(QICH) published recently.
The new study, published recently in the journal Science Progress, shows that the superiority of the new structure is due to this unique structure rather than the material itself.
Another reason why Arab graduates of technological subjects struggle to find work in the hi-tech industrycan be discerned from a research study published recently by the Israel Democracy Institute, which found that Israelis prefer a work environment comprising people similar to them.
Two studies published recently in Oncogene focus on new potential-drug-treatment research through a careful study of, and link between, colorectal cancer(CRC) and melanoma.
If the graph of housing prices published recently by the OECD had as its starting point 1997, rather than in 2004, we would see that the Israeli market was not exceptional.
A study published recently in the American Journal of Epidemiology found a strong association between even low-level nighttime light exposure and depressive symptoms among elderly adults.
The Israeli Democracy Index for 2010, published recently by the Israel Democracy Institute, shows that nearly 40 percent of Israelis believe there is too much freedom of expression in Israel.
In the study, published recently in Nature Ecology& Evolution, the team discovered that cows are still the source for strains of staphylococcus causing MRSA infections in humans around the world.
According to data published recently by Prof. Yousuf Jabareen of the Technion Israel Institute of Technology, about half a million Arab citizens in Israel live in about 100,000 buildings erected without permits in Arab locales throughout the country.
Results from a U.S. study published recently in The New England Journal of Medicine(Jan. 31, 2008), for example, indicate that perioperative mortality was significantly lower after EVAR than after open repair: 1.2 percent vs. 4.8 percent- a fourfold difference.
The study, published recently by Public Understanding of Science, found that people who say the risks posed by new science fields outweigh the benefits often actually perceive more benefits than risks when asked more detailed questions.