The phrase "as a consequence recently" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to attempt to link a consequence to a recent event, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project faced delays; as a consequence, recently, we had to extend the deadline."
Alternatives: "as a result lately" or "consequently in recent times".
"But my company has a very open culture," she said, and as a consequence, she recently hired a graphic designer with several tattoos.
As a consequence, Sowden recently found himself hit with a retroactive tax bill going back to 1996.
As a consequence, more recently AChE has been redefined as an important regulator of apoptosis, because it can be induced by a variety of apoptotic stimuli [ 48, 49].
As a consequence, until recently much of the literature has been focussed at understanding opposition (rather than public experiences or responses more broadly) [ 30] as 'deviant' from normal public opinion [ 25], and explaining what is described as an 'attitude behaviour gap' amongst the public [ 30].
However, results from several sources suggest that gene losses in the specialized tree symbiont T. melanosperorum and in the obligate plant pathogen B. graminis and the related powdery mildew genomes have taken place concurrently with, and are most likely as a consequence of, recently increased genetic drift (Bertault et al. 2001; Spanu et al. 2010).
This decision was apparently made as a consequence of a recently instituted policy about where to file cases; Garcetti simply failed to perceive that this very unusual case might not be best handled by routine policy directives.
As a consequence, if, as recently described [36], the 5'-triphosphate moieties of naked genomes and antigenomes from rabies virus, a Mononegavirales, can be recognized by RIG-I, this is unlikely to reflect the in vivo situation.
As a consequence there has recently been increased focus on the CD8 T cells and several new vaccine strategies that target these T cells are currently pursued in many laboratories involved in TB vaccine research.
As a consequence, it was recently suggested that Fas (CD95) signalling in general has to be reconsidered since apoptotic versus pro-inflammatory effects strongly depend on the cellular microenvironment [ 14].
In view of this recent controversy, this paper reviews some fundamental aspects of the current concept of CI-AKI including its definition, epidemiology, and outcome and attempts to draw conclusions as to how the balance between avoiding AKI and gaining the necessary diagnostic information may need to be readjusted as a consequence of the recently published new evidence.
