Sentence examples for lately understood from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, once ASD has been lately understood as a disorder with a neurobiological explanation, the idea of remediating the core brain deficits involved in social and non-social cognitive dysfunction in ASD has been discussed (Eack, Bahorik, Hogarty, Greenwald, Litschge et al., 2013).

Carbon dioxide ionic liquid systems are of great current interest, and significant efforts have been made lately to understand the intermolecular interactions in these systems.

Only lately have I understood that what my students produced seemed very mystical to me".

The computer industry's strengths — astoundingly vast and rapid computational power, the automation of trillions of transactions — have been well known for some time, but the weaknesses have come to be understood only lately.

McClaren had dropped enough hints about his disaffection lately and I understand he was going to resign after the Birmingham match at the weekend whatever the result.

I'd always thought that I understood this, but lately I realize that what I call "understanding" is basically just fantasizing.

But the truth is that relatively few CEOs have understood, at least until lately, the crucial importance of this principle.

While Cherie Davis was not claiming to know the truth about what Ohno did or did not do any more than Shani was, she wanted everyone on the Johnny-come-lately jury to understand that this sport has a history, its own intramural infighting and all the familiar and petty storylines of figure skating, and most Olympic sports.

What Johnny-come-lately doesn't understand is that mobile messaging is not an overnight sensation, and true viral success is rare.

Undeterred, Shepherd, whose relationship with Souness has lately become so frosty that the pair are understood to barely be on speaking terms, maintained Newcastle should aim high.

Compared with individual migration, collective cell migration is less understood and has drawn increasing attention lately because of its emerging role in cancer spreading.