Sentence examples for more recently attaching from inspiring English sources
But through banding and, more recently, attaching satellite transmitters, Mr. Smith said he had tracked some owls back north, and found some returning, after a hiatus of several years.
Should Corbyn fall on his sword it is more than likely those voters who have recently attached themselves to the party will drift away again, leaving Labour with the 68% it has retained from May.
More recently, he was attached to a revival of "Funny Girl" that never made it to stage and he even workshopped the adaptation of Woody Allen's "Bullets Over Broadway".
It has tassels in Mardi Gras colours; these, they said, were attached more recently.
Esophageal pH can be monitored over extended periods of time using either conventional, catheter-based systems or more recently wireless, pH capsules attached to the distal esophagus.
More recently, importance has been attached to the ability of CQ to block autophagy by inhibiting lysosomal proteases and autophagosome-lysosomal fusion events [ 9].
That film announced some time ago that Iron Man's Jon Favreau was its director, and more recently that Idris Elba was attached to voice the tiger Shere Khan.
More recently, the "-ny" was still attached to his name during a stint in the CFL before being barred from that league and another in the AAF before that league shut down operations last week.
More recently, single-stranded DNA covalently attached to cholesterol or lipid moieties has been incorporated into vesicle bilayers in order to exploit the specific recognition ability of oligonucleotides (ODNs) by hybridization with their complementary strands.
More recently, multivalent dendrimers with these sugars attached to them have shown higher affinities than monovalent fucose, showing potential as therapeutic agents [ 70].
For the last few years, we've been accepting research data attached to scholarly publications and more recently, the storage has been opened to data sets not associated with a research data project.
