Sentence examples for more recent emergence from inspiring English sources

However, the more recent emergence of another distinct airline business model the "ultra low cost carrier" (ULCC has received considerably less attention.

Altogether, these results support a more recent emergence of splice sites at immune genes, with respect to non-immune genes, and suggest that AS has been an important substrate of innovation in the evolution of human immune responses.

(The more recent emergence of Islam--Muhammad died in 632 CE--permits a reasonably clear picture of the historical setting in which this faith developed).

That tenofovir was not significantly related to fragility fracture risk may reflect its more recent emergence on the market that PI use.

It therefore seems likely that phytopathogenicity has evolved as a trait many times during fungal and oomycete evolution [1] and in some groups may be ancestral to the more recent emergence of saprotrophic species.

One reason for the more recent emergence of this product in the study may be the shift towards inclusion of this product as part of conventional care.

Emerging domains exhibit an increased amount of intrinsic disorder; the more recent the emergence event, the more likely the domain in question exhibits intrinsic disorder.

Second, pulsotypes differ in prevalence over time; high-prevalence pulsotypes tend to occur in more recent years, consistent with recent emergence and expansion, implying greater fitness.

A more recent phenomenon is the emergence of alcohol marketing through social media websites.

The pipiens and molestus forms are very closely related and several scenarios place their divergence at 10,000 years ago [ 18], which is slightly more recent than the supposed emergence of wPip groups (estimated at ca 20,000 years ago; [ 14]).

The image-forming lens is associated with the origin of the vertebrates and is a more recent event than the emergence of the Greek key β-sheet fold in proteins.