Sentence examples for more recently due from inspiring English sources

More recently, due to technological advances and increasing surgical expertise, these traditional boundaries are being pushed and larger.

More recently, due to their osteogenic properties and expanding application to soft tissue repair, BGs have been proposed as promising materials for use at the osteochondral interface.

But, more recently, due to the emergence of high quality, low cost sensors, electronics, and communications for consumer electronics, a large portion of the robot bill of materials is now available at commodity pricing.

More recently, due to the unwieldy nature of InChI for many larger molecules as well as web search engine complications, InChI keys have been introduced, producing a 25-character hash based on the elements of chemical graph structure [8].

More recently, due to arising of different methods of graphene preparation, the unique electrical property of graphene and promising electrochemical characteristics of PANI, combination of the two draw great attention.

More recently, due to device development, availability, and marketing, clinical research dealing with the utility of NIRS has focused on the specific methodology of NIRS of the thenar eminence (NIRSth).

AC hybrid has been receiving more and more attention recently due to their unique properties such as low density, high specific surface area, and thermal stability.

Since the demand for higher power density suppliers is constantly growing, resonant power converters (RPC) have been receiving more and more attention recently, due to its high efficiency and high switching frequency capability.

More recently though, due to spiraling fuel costs, even those people in the private sector are restricting the use of generators and will only supply about six hours of generator power a day.

It avoided the severe slump that afflicted much of the European periphery, then had a fairly strong recovery: As you can see, growth has faltered more recently, largely due to fiscal austerity plus the puzzling decision to emulate the ECB and raise interest rates in 2011.

More recently, and due to their extraordinary properties, graphene is being incorporated to new conductor/insulator heterogeneous systems [16, 17].