Sentence examples for more recent papers from inspiring English sources
More recent papers, such as a 2004 CIA report about abusive interrogations, have emerged under the Freedom of Information Act.
Instead, the application used several much more recent papers to argue that inhaling large doses of hexamethonium, up to a gram, would be safe for the volunteers.
Douglas Bernheim, one of the six pop-pickers, says that each of them would probably have included "at least a couple of more recent papers" on their list.
The Vatican has allowed scholars to examine archival material only up to 1922, saying more recent papers have yet to be properly classified.
More recent papers include those by Goodrich [9], Graef and Kong [10], and Infante and Webb [11].
The following is based on their work, and on my more recent papers (Miller 1990 , 1991 1996).
In contrast, a number of more recent papers offer evidence of a net negative impact of parental migration on education outcomes of children who are left behind.
A more recent paper by Ganopolsky as a co-author confirmed such a finding.
A more recent paper by Dr. Geim and his collaborators describes a suspended graphene sheet as not flat, but wavy.
But it's the comic's more recent paper edition, published by Gestalt Comics, that won the Ledger.
In a more recent paper Prof Kemp reveals that on a London-Edinburgh route an Airbus A321 would actually emit 210gms CO2e/passenger km - more that five times as much as the 40gms emitted by a conventional GNER train on the same route (based on the appropriate occupancy rates of 70%and31%1% respectively).
