Sentence examples for most recently articulated from inspiring English sources

But the thing about the Botox fascination is that because it is thought to be an affluent luxury, it masks the underlying idea about aging and health, most recently articulated by none other than the WHO in their new Ageing and Health Report.

There are also major problems with the entire electronic medical record system in the USA, most recently articulated in a succinct commentary [ 116].

The three-sigma statistical threshold criteria for gamma probe positivity was previously popularized for radioimmunoguided surgery by Thurston [ 70, 75- 77], and the derivation of its application to F-FDG-avid tissue positivity was most recently articulated by Chapman et al. [ 75].

The New York Times columnist Eduardo Porter recently articulated a similar argument.

The company recently articulated its positions in this infographic.

Barack Obama, now at the end of his term, recently articulated the idea to New York Magazine.

Zambia has recently articulated an ambitious national health program designed to meeting health-related MDGs.

A series of proposals was recently articulated regarding qualitatively new approaches towards clinical trials in breast cancer.

Many successful Kickstarter users like Spike Lee, Zach Braff and most recently Elzhi, have articulated the freedom Kickstarter represents to create a pure product that fulfills their creative vision without interference from corporate interests.

This view was articulated most recently by the Times' new CEO, Mark Thompson, in a profile by Joe Hagan in New York Magazine.

There is a streak of political mischief in the Green belief -- articulated most recently by Ray Tricona, the Minnesota Green running against Mr. Wellstone -- that the sooner things get worse they'll get better.