Sentence examples for been recognized only recently from inspiring English sources
The role of HWP in mitigating GHG emissions has been recognized only recently by the Kyoto Protocol (KP).
The problem of marine invasive species has been recognized only recently in the Caribbean.
The bacterium Atopobium vaginae has been recognized only recently.
The role of chemokines in RA synovium, where they are involved in neutrophil activation, chemotaxis, and angio-genesis, is well established, but their potential contribution to cartilage metabolism has been recognized only recently [ 156- 159].
Because this was recognized only recently, a minority of pediatric RCTs or case series report ethnicity.
Even if the involvement of the inflammatory process in several (sub clinical conditions (eg, atherosclerosis, diabetes, dementia) is well-demonstrated, the importance of inflammation in the aging process was recognized only recently (McGeer and McGeer 1999; Chung et al 2001).
It was recognized only recently in the studies of Yokota (N = 229) [ 13] and Imamura (N = 1261) [ 14] that the prognostic significance of KRAS mutation can be better examined in BRAF wild-type CRCs, because almost all BRAF mutant patients are KRAS wild-type.
Although it has been known for some time that the cationic complex [Cp*Ru(MeCN 3]PF6 (1; Cp*=pentamethylcyclopentadienyl) catalyzes the stereochemically uncommon trans-hydrosilylation of internal alkynes,[ 1– 3] it was recognized only recently that the scope of the underlying reactivity mode is actually much larger.
Crop models are currently the best tools available to investigate how crops will grow under future climatic conditions, though the need to include heat stress effects has been recognized only relatively recently.
Although the approach has evolved over many years, its potential has been recognized only relatively recently, says Sidney Yip, MIT professor emeritus of nuclear science and engineering and materials science and engineering, who retired from teaching duties this summer after 44 years.
However, the importance of central actions of systemic inflammation to the etiology of common mental illnesses has been recognized only more recently (2 4).
