Sentence examples for more recently provided from inspiring English sources

While it is common for adults to attribute their TV-influenced nightmares to Doctor Who, my own sweaty nocturnal flashbacks have featured the scene in which the newbie Tom is toasted over an open fire, like a frock-coated marshmallow, by the bully Flashman, who has more recently provided the Labour Party with a nickname for David Cameron.

While these Mendelian forms of PD are relatively rare, high-throughput genotyping and sequencing technologies have more recently provided evidence that low-penetrance variants in at least some of these genes also play a direct role in the aetiology of the common sporadic disease.

Hiraga et al. have more recently provided evidence that ibandronate acts by reducing osteoclastic bone resorption and by increasing the apoptosis of osteoclasts [ 25].

Comparable research of U.S. stroke patients might be worthwhile to explore in the future in states that have more recently provided universal access to health care.

Elegant lineage tracing experiments have more recently provided valuable insight into the developmental fate of mammary stem and progenitor cells [ 2, 3]; however, the factors that govern these outcomes remain an unresolved puzzle.

The most important markers are those of bone formation (PINP, osteocalcin, bone specific alkaline phosphatase (BSAP)) and bone resorption (for example, NTX and CTX), while assessment of osteoclast numbers by levels of the enzymes TRACP 5b and cathepsin K has more recently provided additional information complementary to bone resorption markers [ 74, 110].

It has given $100,000 and provided advisers to Tunisia to support elections there, and more recently has provided technical assistance to Libya in destroying the chemical weapons held by the government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

More recently, it provided a theatre for fierce gun battles between Hamas and Israeli fighters.

More recently, it provided a hideaway for the Cretan resistance and British agents during the second world war.

More recently, PETA provided funding for Nicholas Genovese, a postdoctoral biological engineer, to work in Mironov's lab — a sort of PETA fellowship.

More recently Harold provided the lead gift establishing the Harold Schnitzer Diabetes Health Center at Oregon Health Science University (OHSU) in 2007, one of only ten centers in the nation treating children and adults and the only one on the West Coast.