Sentence examples for more recent observations from inspiring English sources

Here we comment on our recently published research article in Breast Cancer Research and provide more recent observations.

It was not so long ago that people believed the moon itself might be inhabited The controversy over the existence of the Martian "canals" promoted by 19th-century telescoperusalusal, & the more recent observations of "seasonal" color changes on the Martian surface fed the hopes of those of us who did not want to believe the Earth a unique outpost of life.

"One of our more recent observations is that drosophila can read the sky compass," he continued, "so they have the same capability that monarch butterflies have of being able to basically look at the sky" and figure out direction based on the polarization of light.

The methods are generally applicable at national scale, and allow reconstruction of the disturbance history and continuous forest monitoring with more recent observations [39].

It is not viable to show all observations at this zoom level with potentially 1000 or more recent observations available at a given point in time.

Thus, in dynamic and unpredictable WMSNs, where sudden burst of data can suddenly increase congestion and contention, assigning higher weights to more recent observations can make routing more robust and responsive to abrupt changes.

We investigated allergen levels relative to the time frame and degree of infestation and found that ORs for elevated concentrations consistently increased with more recent observation of cockroaches and with numbers of cockroaches observed.

This is consistent with the inhibition of GLP-1 secretion by phloridzin from perfused intestinal preparations [ 10] and the more recent observation of impaired glucose-triggered GLP-1 secretion in Sglt1 knockout mice [ 14].

This early idea is consistent with a more recent observation of the large-scale unraveling of peri/centromeric satellite chromatin (senescence-associated distension of satellites, or SADS), which could manifest the loss of proper maintenance of heterochromatin in aging cells (Cruickshanks et al., 2013; De Cecco et al., 2013a, b; Swanson et al., 2013).

But more-recent observations have shown that asteroids actually resemble piles of gravel held together very weakly by gravity.

More-recent observation of energetic particles from impulsive solar flare events show structure on a fine scale which seems also to reflect the field-line meandering.