Sentence examples for as recently supported from inspiring English sources

It is generally assumed that skin mast cells (MCs) contribute to AD inflammation [ 1, 5], as recently supported by two outstanding scientific papers [ 6, 7].

In Ostreococcus, Rodriguez et al. [ 17] have described four distinct clades clustering strains differing in their sensitivities to light (as well as temperature and nutrients [ 25], and also suggested they represent different species, as recently supported [ 21].

And he's totally gorgeous as well!" Odell recently supported Jake Bugg on his UK tour and is performing with BBC Sound Of 2012 winner Michael Kiwanuka this month.

To radiolabel proteins with 99mTc, the tricarbonyl method developed by Waibel et al. [1] offers a convenient solution enabling labelling without prior modification with bifunctional chelators, under mild conditions in as little as 60 min, and has recently supported the development of new radiopharmaceuticals [12, 27].

But it doesn't report that just last March, Mr. Obama and 67 other senators co-sponsored Senate Resolution 970, which included the same language as the Senate resolution that Mrs. Clinton recently supported: to "designate the Iranian Revolutionary Guards as a foreign terrorist organization".

Indeed, the classification of arsenic as a human carcinogen, although recently supported by animal models (Waalkes et al. 2004), was for a long time based on human data.

The electron transfer from NADH to ubiquinone catalysed by complex I is coupled to the translocation of four protons across the membrane as measured experimentally [49,50] and recently supported by structural studies [51].

The SDC2 gene was ranked second by Simmer at al. [ 7] in a survey of genes methylated in CRC and its potential as a plasma biomarker was recently supported by Oh et al. [ 25].

Many big-name Manchester musicians have helped nurture new bands, Gill says, and he cites The Janice Graham Band and The Deadbeat Echoes - who recently supported the Inspirals - as proof that the local scene is still alive and kicking.

Oxidative stress is a key element implicated in the pathophysiology of PD, as recently further supported by studies on human skin fibroblasts from PD patients [11], [25].

But requiring background checks for gun buyers not currently subject to them — a reform that polls show is supported by ninety per cent of Americans and by eighty-five per cent of gun owners, and which the N.R.A. itself supported as recently as 1999 — is now, the Washington Post reported, "in jeopardy amid a fierce lobbying campaign by firearms advocates".