Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact
--------
Question: Igbo sentence: Mụ na ndị òtù m nwere na nso nso a bipụtara a akwụkwọ nke anyị na-atụ aro na a pụrụ inwe ndị ọmụma karịrị nke ahụ ẹdude n'ime ya pụta.

Answer: My colleagues and I have recently published a paper in which we suggest that there may be more information than that contained within the results.


Question: Igbo sentence: The kasị nso-nso nkezi bịaranụ bụ 42,421.

Answer: The most recent average attendance was 42,421.


Question: Igbo sentence: Ọ bụrụ na ị na-achọpụta ọchịchịrị edoghi na-agba ọsọ si isi nke gị mbọ ka n'ọnụ, ha nwere ike na-egosi benign ntụpọ ojii n'ahụ ma ọ bụ a ịza aza melanoma.

Answer:
If you notice dark lines running from the base of your nails to the tip, they might indicate benign moles or a malignant melanoma.