Sentence examples for most recently observed from inspiring English sources

The most recently observed tendency is a rapid spread of AMT's application from specific industrial tasks and research laboratories to wide aspects of our everyday life.

The distinctive feature of the forecasts produced by this model is that the future seasonal pattern is predicted to have exactly the same shape as the most recently observed seasonal pattern, and the trend in the forecasts equals the average trend calculated over the whole history of the time series.

This work follows up on recent attempts to study the future of transport from a European perspective [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7] and other publicly available transport future studies from industrial players [8, 9, 10, 11], integrating and incorporating some of the findings of these studies, updating on some of the most recently observed trends and applying a specific scenario analysis methodology.

Halley was most recently observed in 2003 by three of the Very Large Telescopes at Paranal, Chile, when Halley's magnitude was 28.2.

All time-updated covariates represented the most recently observed value at or prior to each BMI measurement.

Missing current haemoglobin values were imputed using the most recently observed haemoglobin values for each patient (for 17 patients, baseline haemoglobin value was used throughout).

Some of the most distant supernovae recently observed appeared dimmer than expected.

Most phenotypic change recently observed might be largely due to plastic (i.e. nongenetic) change (Reale et al. 2003a; Berteaux et al. 2004; Gienapp et al. 2008).

A number of skewed and curved highway bridges have experienced damage or collapse due to seismic events, and has most recently been observed during the Chile earthquake in 2010.

"I have seen many unexplained things in the Central Coast skies, but most recently...I observed and photographed a large luminous ball-shaped object over Empire Bay," Ryan told the Daily Telegraph newspaper.

Prostate cancer rates in Asian men in countries such as China [ 4] and Japan [ 5] are substantially lower than in Caucasians, however, the sharpest increase in prostate cancer incidence has most recently been observed in Asian countries [ 6], for example, incidence rates in Singapore have quadrupled over the past decade [ 3].