Sentence examples for newly it was from inspiring English sources

Newly, it was shown that liposomes when freeze-dried in the presence of adequate amounts of trehalose (a carbohydrate commonly found at high concentrations in organism) retained as much as 100% of their original substances.

He was dressed in his Sunday best with suspenders on and holding a sign that said "Newly Destitute"—it was pretty tragic.

Biological control is not new, it is simply newly appreciated.

Newly restored, it was being presented in a museum here as a lost work by Michelangelo.

As the DTH-arthritis model was newly established, it was desirable to investigate whether the model responded to treatment with biologics or small-molecule anti-inflammatory compounds used in the treatment of RA.

With a turnout of around 200 people – ranging from the newly-born to the newly-out – it was obvious that people had travelled from all over the country to welcome LGBTQ asylum seekers to Sweden.

Although hiding the television is newly popular, it is not new.

Riverside Drive was popular then with the newly rich, but it was never as fashionable as Fifth Avenue, historians note.

Based on newly developed model, it was found that wilting point increases with fractal dimension while behaves highly non-linear with respect to clay and organic content.

The land was newly subdivided, and it was in the late 1960s that finally much of Mount Osmond was sold to residential buyers.

Newly available, it's bound to get snapped up, so act quickly.