Sentence examples for considerable recent work from inspiring English sources

There has been considerable recent work on the problem of computable bounds for convergence rates of Markov chains.

There is considerable recent work in the literature on the development of enhanced quantitative metrics [ 36, 37] and statistical models [ 38, 39] to address disclosure risk in anonymised data made available for users, and we plan to explore the potential of such systems to improve our processing efficiency and our ability to quantify disclosure risk in data views created for researchers.

Considerable amount of recent work has focused on the metaphysics of social kinds and social properties more generally (Frye 2011; Mikkola 2006; Mikkola 2011; Stoljar 2011; Sveinsdóttir 2011; Witt 2011; Witt forthcoming).

Recent work has demonstrated both that considerable genetic variation in display traits exists [ 14] and suggested several possible processes that might maintain it [ 47- 50].

There's some more recent work which has taken time and considerable skill, like the giant swirling text that is sometimes prompted as street art.

More important for the story of NPC is the recent work of Rose [87], who found considerable archeological evidence that large numbers of people occupied the region that is now the Persian Gulf from about 100 000 YBP.

She notes, however, that other recent work on ethane emissions which can co-occur with methane suggests a considerable contribution from fossil fuel sources to the recent methane increase.

His recent work includes still-lifes, interiors, nudes, and imaginary portraits in a considerable range of Old Master-ish styles.

Although there is considerable evidence that basal cells contain a stem population (Goldstein et al., 2010a), recent work shows that the lumenal compartment also contains stem cells (Wang et al., 2009).

Recent work by the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium Cross-Disorders working group has identified considerable genetic overlap between several major disorders, at the level of common genetic variants (Lee et al. 2013).

Due to recent work of Archbold and others primal and Glimm ideals in C*-algebras have gained considerable attention.