Sentence examples for more recent recognition from inspiring English sources

There is more recent recognition of a "reverse Segond fracture," consisting of a mirror-image crescentic fracture of the medial tibial plateau.

At the University of Nairobi, the value of health research has received more recent recognition (see, for example, the speech of the Vice-Chancellor to the graduating class in 2011 [ 13]).

Given the much more recent recognition of C. gattii, historical reports are likely to mention only C. neoformans; this is a major consideration in evaluating historical publications on cryptococcosis due to C. gattii.

The 'genetic era' of cardiomyopathies was ushered in by the pivotal discovery that sarcomere mutations cause hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), and the more recent recognition that they also cause dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM).

The traditionally described paucity of cytokines of T cell origin in the RA synovial membrane, which has been considered an argument against the involvement of T cells in the pathogenesis of the disease, has been put into perspective by the more recent recognition of high levels of IL-15 [ 20], IL-17 and, although at low levels, IFN-γ [ 21] in rheumatoid joints.

The more recent recognition that ILD develops in lung cancer patients after radiotherapy and chemotherapy (Takeuchi et al, 1996; Abid et al, 2001; Wang et al, 2001) has raised the question of whether the association is with the cancer or the treatment.

More recent visual recognition systems for sign language [30, 31] incorporate geometric and optical flow features and fully exploit the grammars for the respective sign languages being modelled.

But again public voting makes that debate irrelevant: thanks (ironically) to Scamville, Pincus has a ton more recent name recognition than Hsieh and so the award was his by a landslide.

The selected categories were derived from popular and challenging databases for action recognition, i.e., Hollywood2 [54], HMDB [55], and the more recent work for action recognition [71].

More recent studies suggest the recognition of two functional classes of astrocytes.

More recent findings of kin recognition in plants (reviewed in Dudley et al. 2013) indicates that individuals can potentially direct help to relatives, as required for the evolution of altruism (Lehmann and Keller 2006).