Sentence examples for more recent introduction from inspiring English sources

Although in most weredas there is a small variation between kebelles in some of them there are large differences that indicate the virus has only been introduced recently among some kebelles of the wereda, if our interpretation of high intracluster correlation coefficients as indicative of more recent introduction is valid, PPRV has been more recently circulating in the North of the country.

This experience guided the more recent introduction of the Black Cloud brand of shotgun ammunition, used by duck hunters.

The more recent introduction of a fast-freezing technique, known as vitrification, has improved the chances of frozen embryos surviving.

With the more recent introduction of the iPod, iTunes, iPhone and iPad, Apple has shaken up a range of industries.

The more recent introduction of the Islamic State, which carried out a terrorist attack on Iran's parliament this year, into Afghanistan has only added to the Taliban's appeal.

In addition, many aspects of analytical chemistry have evolved through time, such as analytical instruments, reagents, detection limits, dimensions of analytical information, and the more recent introduction of mathematical models, computer science, and big data into chemical analyses.

Three more recent introductions compete in the super-premium negroamaro sweepstakes.

There are some more recent introductions which are best suited to a warmer spot in the garden, including some broader-leaved varieties.

Because of its lovingly polished image and more recent introductions like the One-77 supercar (2009) and acclaimed Rapide sedan (2011), the company is never short of admirers.

Numerous commentaries on Bentham's philosophy have also appeared, from the early general accounts of Leslie Stephen (1900) and Elie Halévy (1901 4), to more recent introductions to his ideas (Harrison 1983; Dinwiddy 1989b; Crimmins 2004; Schofield 2009) and a wide range of revisionist disquisitions on discrete aspects of his thought.

These Mediterranean populations may be relicts of a wider Pleistocene distribution, when, based on fossil records, L. saxatilis lived possibly as far south as Gibraltar and the coast of Morocco; alternatively, they are the result of more recent introductions [16].