Sentence examples for more recent proliferation from inspiring English sources

Not forgetting the more recent proliferation of yoga retreats, and the prevalence of massage tables on the sand's edge complete with ethereal white drapes fluttering in the breeze.

The third process is the more recent proliferation of bilateral and regional preferential trade agreements (PTAs).

Our results show no such correlations; larger salamander genomes show no consistent pattern of having more frequent, or more recent, proliferation bursts.

Peaks in the frequency distribution are interpreted as episodic events of transposition, with peaks associated with lower values of divergence representing more recent proliferation events.

The fact that the Chlorella vulgaris genome displays a more ancestral gene order than its Leptosira homologue might be due to a more recent loss of the IR and/or a more recent proliferation of short repeats in the Chlorella vulgaris lineage.

Beginning in the '30s pinball companies proliferate; in more recent decades the proliferation is of their disappearance, purchase or conversion to "gaming" (gambling).

But more recent allegations of proliferation involving North Korea, if true, are more likely to involve direct army involvement, said Mr. Perkovich of the Carnegie Endowment.

More recent reports of proliferation -- including allegations that the governments of the current president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, and former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto shared nuclear technology with North Korea -- are also being given short shrift, they said.

The more recent photos show a proliferation of grins, especially among women.

This explains the incongruence of LaPierre's distant gun control stance in 1999, when he called for gun-free school, versus his more recent calls for the proliferation of gun ownership.

Numerous reports have demonstrated that exposure of ERα expressing breast cancer cells to estrogen results in increased rates of proliferation while more recent studies have suggested that expression of ERβ alone [ 21, 24, 25], or in combination with ERα [ 26- 28], inhibits cell proliferation following estrogen exposure.