Sentence examples for As very recently from inspiring English sources

Last but not least, polarized neutrons are being used for fundamental studies as well as very recently for neutron imaging.

This crustacean enzyme is by nature tolerant to high temperatures [14] but a relatively thermolabile version of the dsDNase was constructed by random mutagenesis as very recently reported [15].

The negative effect of dyslipidemia on SBRS observed is consistent with our previous studies done in ApoE−/− mice, with the effects of dyslipidemia observed in humans as well as in LDL-receptor knockout mice, as very recently reported by Campos et al[34].

Other possible approaches could be monitoring of circulating tumor cells (CTCs) or, as very recently reported, analysis of circulating tumor DNA in plasma/serum [ 31].

This may have led to a minor calorie reduction in the NIA study or, as very recently suggested, even the control group may have been maintained under calorie restriction diet regimen thus masking the beneficial effects of calorie restriction [ 115].

However, genes such as very recently duplicated genes and those involved in end use quality (for example bread, pasta), rapidly evolving genes such as disease resistance genes, as well as genes involved in large regulatory networks are more species-specific, and thus, it is crucial to have access to genomic resources and a reference sequence of the target genome.

One possible means of achieving further speed up of the M-BLEA is the incorporation of quadratic approximation models (or other surrogate modeling techniques) at the lower level, instead of repeatedly having to solve the lower level optimization task in an evolutionary manner, as has very recently been proposed in [28].

This is thought to result from ability of these pathogens to subvert some components of the host response rather than to act directly as proinflammatory bacteria as has been very recently demonstrated for P. gingivalis in vitro [ 27].

I conclude, therefore, that the comparative genomic data from species that diverged early in metazoan evolution (such as Cnidarian-bilaterian) as well as from the very recently diverged animals (such as primates among vertebrates) provides no evidence in favor of the ancestral tetraploidy in vertebrates.

Here's a look at the total number of unemployed people during any given month since January 1948, arranged by the length of time they've been looking for a job: As you can see, there are about as many people very recently unemployed — looking for work for less than five weeks — today as there were in the few years before the recession: around 2.5 million.

These results suggest that the class 1 and 3 2/2 Hbs are derived from the class 2 2/2 Hbs, as pointed out very recently by Vuletich and Lecomte [ 53].