Sentence examples for as observed recently from inspiring English sources

As observed recently, the Mostly Mozart festival has evolved over the past decade from a stodgy parade of indifferently performed classics to an innovative lineup that pays homage to its namesake and incorporates a healthy mix of new works and cutting-edge ensembles.

A possible explanation for this observation is that MG induces profound necrosis rather than apoptosis in MH-S cells at this high concentration, as observed recently in Jurkat cells [11].

Additionally, the presence of multiple FnBRs within FnBPA may increase the efficiency of Fn binding through cooperative binding to arrays of FnBRs as observed recently for a Fn-binding protein from Streptococcus pyogenes [48].

Although dietary fat has been implicated in the etiology of colorectal cancer [ 1], results from epidemiological studies are inconsistent [ 2, 3] and often do not support an association, as observed recently in the Women's Health Study [ 4].

It is likely that the TES reaction catalyzed by Cas1 with branched DNA substrates in vitro represents the reverse or disintegration of an integration intermediate, as observed recently for EcoCas1 (Nuñez et al., 2015).

As observed recently, the adjustment for urinary creatinine does not abolish the relationship between Cd and creatinine in urine but changes its direction from a positive to a negative one (Chaumont et al. 2011; Haddam et al. 2011).

Three possible scenarios exist: 1) If the conserved gene pairs are less likely to be coexpressed compared with newly formed gene pairs, then highly coexpressed neighboring gene pairs may be generally disadvantageous, as was observed recently in mammals (Liao and Zhang 2008).

Quasispecies behavior sustains this shift in equilibrium distribution by a mutational coupling, allowing the population to stay extant in spite of the strong random drift and the ostensible lack of recombination in the population, as was observed recently in empirical populations of viroids [ 13].

(Admitting a teen-age boy to membership was not as remarkable then as it would be today, for, as Clarke observed recently, "no respectable scientist would touch the subject with a barge pole".

(Admitting a teen-age boy to membership was not as remarkable then as it would be today, for, as Clarke observed recently, "no respectable scientist would touch the subject with a barge pole". However, many of the early members of the B.I.S. have gone on to become key figures in the British rocket program and in British postwar technology in general).

This period may involve upregulation of the α-actinin gene as has been observed recently in infected cells at the late stages (8 h) of infection (Schubert-Unkmeir et al., 2007).