Sentence examples for more recently studied from inspiring English sources

In the past, young people who wanted a career in social care either completed an apprenticeship or diploma, or more recently studied for an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in social work, which entitled them to practice.

Besides binding to damaged vessels and preventing bleeding, platelets support a large spectrum of more recently studied functions, as could be reflected by the diversity of platelet mediators [55 57].

These cytokines include the well-known tumor necrosis factor α, IL-1β, IL-6 triumphirate, as well as a more recently studied cytokine known as TL1A (tumor necrosis factor like ligand).

For centuries, cannabinoids have been consumed for their analgesic properties and more recently studied in other neuropathic conditions (9).

Cell-free plasma DNA, a more recently studied marker, has been found in increased concentrations in patients with either sepsis or septic shock [ 22].

These channels include α-hemolysin (αHL), Mycobacterium smegmatis porin A (MspA), alamethicin, and a more recently studied DNA-packaging nanomotor protein phi29.

More recently, studying the effects of CQ on endocytosis of Plasmodium falciparum revealed an inhibition of vesicle trafficking [14].

More recently, studies have shown that the drug cocktails can reduce transmission even further.

More recently, studies of Platybelodon molars found in China's Linxia Basin suggest they grazed rather more like the elephants we know, clamping their shovels around trees to strip off leaves and bark.

More recently, studies have shown that combination therapy, the regimen of combining several antiretroviral medications that has prolonged life for many people infected with H.I.V., can, along with AZT, lower the risk of perinatal transmission even further.

More recently, studies have shown that having a pet around can lower blood pressure, and the American Heart Association has stated that owning a dog may even lower the risk of heart disease.