Sentence examples for considered only recently from inspiring English sources
The generalization to the case of HetNets has been considered only recently, such as in [10].
Most of the research contributions in this area has focused on safety-related applications, while comfort and information/entertainment applications (such as on board Internet access, point-of-interest notification, e-map download) have been considered only recently.
Discovered some 25 years ago [42], GSK3 has been considered only recently as a therapeutic target for cancer [33].
But singular spectral problems have started to be considered only quite recently.
But singular spectral problems have started to be considered only quite recently [33 40].
"The participation of women in what was until recently considered only a sport for men has developed significantly in the past several years," the association says, "and is proposed to be included in the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece".
The New Yorker, May 12 , 1962P. 146 LETTER FROM PARIS speaks of his forthcoming trial which should open in three weeks and last for a week; a psychological portrait of Salan now current in Paris, shows him to be a complex personality, until recently he was considered only a brilliant second-in-command.
LETTER FROM PARIS speaks of his forthcoming trial which should open in three weeks and last for a week; a psychological portrait of Salan now current in Paris, shows him to be a complex personality, until recently he was considered only a brilliant second-in-command.
Arrestin binding produces a termination of G-protein signaling, and until very recently, arrestins were considered only for their role as GPCR signal transduction desensitizers.
Consider that only recently, such "law enforcement" tools were used by hackers to steal nude photos out of celebrities' iCloud accounts.
However, evidence in support of this hypothesis is largely lacking, given the historical rarity of past droughts in the region, combined with a lack of targeted research on forest response to drought a topic not traditionally considered relevant until only recently.
