Sentence examples for as outlined recently from inspiring English sources

However, whether this approach will aid in developing causal networks and genotype: phenotype maps, as outlined recently by Rockman, remains to be seen (36).

If rare functional SNPs in and around LPL are contributing to a significant extent to the association of the gene with TG levels, then rare haplotypes sharing the same lineage might prove informative, as outlined recently in a modelling paper (16).

A festival in which opera offerings consist entirely of new productions is among Mr. Pereira's innovations, as he outlined recently in an interview at Salzburg's Hotel Sacher.

At present, most care planning is around single conditions [ 39, 40], and there may need to be modifications to take account of multimorbidity, such as those outlined recently in the Ariadne principles [ 42].

The processes of DNA methylation and demethylation as well as enzymes involved in these epigenetic mechanisms have been outlined recently but still need further characterization.

Call, write, or visit as outlined above.

As well as generating new jobs, the deal makes good on a promise to invest in the nation's military — as outlined in the government's recently published Defence White Paper.

Last but not least the article should stimulate instructive discussions, whether cost-minimization represents a suitable approach to assess the suitability of alternatives to central neuraxial labour analgesia, as outlined and emphasized in a recently published study protocol in this journal [ 6].

As outlined in the introduction, we recently reported that incubating Parkin in the presence of wild-type PINK1, ubiquitin and Mg2+-ATP resulted in phosphorylation of Parkin at Ser, which was accompanied by a marked stimulation of Parkin E3 ligase activity [ 13, 27].

As outlined above it was suggested recently that the apparent left-sided neglect in number bisection tasks may not necessarily reflect an isomorphism of physical and number space (as proposed by [ 11]; see [ 12] for a review) but may be driven by poor memorization of the initial items of the number sequences presented due to impaired working memory ([ 22, 23]; for a review see [ 13]).

It could not go on forever and the pity of it is that he was denied the happy retirement he outlined as recently as last summer, when he told the Guardian of his plans to spend more time shopping and gardening.