The phrase "as presented recently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to information or content that was shared or shown in a recent context, such as a meeting, presentation, or publication.
Example: "The findings of the study were significant, as presented recently during the conference."
Alternatives: "as shown recently" or "as discussed recently".
However, the self-replicating RNA system, as presented recently by Lincoln and Joyce [ 72], consists of ribozymes that are built of paired RNA strands.
As presented recently [ 110], this 'networking of science' is also giving rise to much more citizen science and online patient advocacy groups, conducting their own research with the online sharing of their own data, with an example being PatientsLikeMe [ 111, 112].
Comparisons with previous methods show that the deformation capability and efficiency of the new method are better than the widely used semi-torsional spring analogy, and the mesh quality of the deformed mesh obtained is superior to that of the spring method, as well as some new approaches presented recently when they undergo the same deformation in the cases.
Activated carbon and zeolite constitute an exciting group of catalysts, which have been presented recently as potential catalysts for the oxidation of SO2 to sulfuric acid [3, 4].
However, Drewry et al. [35] presented recently mHLA-DR as a better predictor of deleterious outcomes than LPS-stimulated TNF-α production.
The here presented compendium of papers on flower research is a contribution in answering the question "why are flowers what they are?" as presented by the recently created Flower Research Synectics network (FLO-RE-S).
We investigate 23 recently published papers considering the majority of corresponding features as presented in Table 2.
More recently we have further expanded the indications for primary surgery as presented in this paper.
Derrick Rose, descending: The athleticism present as recently as last season's playoffs has come in fits and starts, raising questions about the toll of his injuries.
General Ahmar has had links to Islamic militants returning from Afghanistan, although he has presented himself recently as a voice of moderation.
