Sentence examples for more recently recognised from inspiring English sources

A more recently recognised variant of NBL, stage 4N has been described and is not included in the INSS classification.

More recently recognised CT features of this neoplasm include a prominent 'feeding' pulmonary artery as well as a tumour 'tail-like' projection.

CD105 or endoglin is a more recently recognised endothelial antigen that is strongly expressed on proliferating EC, but little or not on resting EC.

In this study, a number of more recently recognised tumour prognostic factors such as intra or extramural vascular invasion, peritoneal involvement, margin involvement and tumour perforation (Roxburgh et al, 2009) were not available for analysis.

In terms of more recently recognised genomic aberrations observed in breast cancer, even for the most common ones such as PIK3CA mutations, only a few studies have interrogated their prevalence in metastatic disease in comparison to what is observed in primary tumours (Dupont Jensen et al, 2010; Gonzalez-Angulo et al, 2011; Kalinsky et al, 2011; Fumagalli et al, 2013).

The "concertina effect", longitudinal deformation of the proximal segments of a deployed stent when force is applied from a guide catheter or other equipment, is a recently recognised problem which seems to particularly affect more recent stent designs.

On the other hand, it has been recently recognised that high strength steels (HSSs) provide designers with the opportunity of creating more slender and weight efficient structures than would be possible if the normal strength steels (NSSs) have been used.

One recently recognised genetic predisposition relates to mutations of the enzyme succinyl dehydrogenase (SDH).

The Dutch recently recognised Pastafarianism as an official religion.

More recently it has recognised that politics and institutions matter.How does inequality fit into this new view?

More recently, in 1997, we recognised the progress of Latin America in establishing (or re-establishing) democracies and in overcoming hyperinflation and debt crises by creating a separate Americas section (in which we included Canada).This week sees the start of a new column, which will give further depth to our coverage of Latin America.