Sentence examples for identified in the recent from inspiring English sources

"Bolstered security also remains in place at buildings identified in the recent national security alert".

"A number of the concerns identified in the recent past with hospital services in the NHS have been echoed at Orchid View and it is right that the scrutiny and demands for improvement in the NHS are also expected from the independent sector".

"We believe that this briefing, and the documents we are prepared to provide — which will include information you have requested regarding whistle-blowers — will fully address the remaining concerns identified in the recent letters to me from you and House leadership".

The two distance areas are similar to those identified in the recent study of Kyne (2015).

The percentage positive samples from screening results in this study was 30%, these results are slightly higher than those identified in the recent studies in Kenya.

The bottom line of "Climategate?" As a letter in Science magazine signed by 255 members of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences said in May 2010: "There is nothing remotely identified in the recent events that changes the fundamental conclusions about climate change".

Of 4,000 residents, 59% were identified in the most recent Scottish index of multiple deprivation as being in the most deprived 10% of the population.

A Times review of California's most dangerous crossings showed that 36 of the top 100 intersections identified in the most recent federal data were in the five-county area.

57,261 patients on maintenance dialysis were identified in the most recent and largest cohort of 2007.

The investigators identified a total of 13 drug components deemed to have nitrosation potential, far fewer than those identified in the more recent NBDPS control population.

The two that we were unable to identify, OR115- 15 and OR128- 14 (an unpublished cDNA that was identified in the more recent Zv5 genome assembly and an EST, respectively) belong to two of the largest subfamilies in the repertoire.