Sentence examples for for much recent from inspiring English sources
There is talk of extending the minimum wage and of tightening the regulation of temporary work, which accounts for much recent job creation.The upswing has increased the government's revenues and so the temptation to spend.
That is Dworkin's 'semantic sting' argument [see below], an argument in the philosophy of language that has set an agenda for much recent debate in philosophy of law (see, for example, the essays in Coleman, 2001).
For example, much recent research has focused on the optimal allocation of limited sperm reserves to maximise fertilisation success [ 3– 5].
This, together with strain-specific changes in MRSA isolation, strongly suggests that incompletely understood biological factors are responsible for the much recent variation in MRSA isolation.
Because of its utility for gene discovery, much recent work has focused on understanding genetic architecture at the level of individual loci or QTL.
For instance, there is much recent work on multiuser channels with memory and also with feedback (see, e.g., Tatikonda [33] for a deep treatment of such problems at the intersection of communication and control).
This observation has implications for therapeutic strategies, and much recent effort is focused on developing antibodies that target extracellular α-synuclein.
As a result of antigenicity and the inconvenience of skin testing for collagen-based fillers, much recent attention has been focused on HA.
Label-free colorimetric assays using metallic nanoparticles have received much recent attention, for their application in simple and sensitive methods for detection of biomolecules.
Now the Internet, the site of so much recent loss for the independents, will take on greater importance as a battleground in the next two months.
Graphene and graphene nanoribbon (GNRs) have attracted much recent attention for their unique two-dimensional structures and physicochemical properties [2], as well as their wide potential applications in electronics [3, 4], photonics, and optoelectronics [5], energy storage and conversion [6], and chemical-bio sensing [7].
