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The phrase "as recently been" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "has recently been"? You can use "has recently been" to indicate that something occurred not long ago and is relevant to the present.
Example: "The project has recently been completed, and we are now preparing for the launch."
Alternatives: "has just been" or "was recently".
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Alternatively, TZDs may cause changes in the protein itself, such as phosphorylation, which alters other actions of the protein rather than just changing its overall transactivation as recently been shown by Choi et al. [48].
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The clonal lesions may be important in overall response, as recently was experimentally demonstrated in colorectal cancer [ 45].
Collecting ticks and rodents could provide the opportunity to identify the circulating strains (as recently was done in Finland and Estonia) (11 ).
Unfortunately, studies such as this are vulnerable to fraud, as has recently been shown[31].
There is, as has recently been noted in The New York Times, no shortage of swells.
Many approaches have been and are being examined, as has recently been reviewed (60).
Rothenberg Ventures has recently been rebranded as Frontier Tech Ventures.
791Tgp72 has recently been identified as CD55.
But they insisted that those being trained as recently as last year were Islamic radicals from across the Middle East.
What's clear is that as recently as 2015, there was evidence the department's progressive policies were bearing fruit.
Aid work, which was hailed as brave and patriotic as recently as a year ago, is now condemned.
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