Sentence examples for only recently described from inspiring English sources

Admirers around the world mourned a man who only recently described the possibility of another Bush term as "four more years of syphilis".

Sanrafaelia ruffonammari Verd and Ophrypetalum odoratum Diels belong to the rare genera that are confined to East African coastal forests, of which S. ruffonammari was only recently described by Verdcourt, 1999 [1, 2, 3].

For example, the abundant (IVIR 3) Licuala sp. was possibly the only recently described Licuala dakrongensis (Henderson et al. 2010), and Hopea sp. was perhaps Hopea vietnamensis (Hoang et al. 2013).

Apparently this young man, who only recently described himself as "quiet and easy-going" in an apartment rental application, was anything but: it's been reported he had at least four guns -- an "AK type" rifle, a shotgun and two handguns, plus some form of explosives were found in his home after he gave up, without resistance, in the theater parking lot.

Interestingly, M and S reacted with the only recently described accessory structural proteins ORF 3a and ORF7a [24], [24].

Of note, the involvement of C/EBPbeta in myocardial ischemia reperfusion injury was only recently described in an experimental rat model [30].

One of these, the AXIN1 gene T1942C SNP, has a frequency of 21% but is only very recently described despite numerous AXIN1 gene mutational studies.

Mutation of GATA2 has long been predicted to be relevant to leukaemogenesis but the human syndromes of GATA2 deficiency have only been recently described.

Despite these observations, the role that ATF3 plays in innate immune responses has only been recently described [21].

Only the recently described ferret model of NiV infection exhibited both severe respiratory and neurological disease and generalized vasculitis in which the underlying pathology closely resembled NiV-mediated disease seen in humans [28].

They have been only very recently described, and their metabolic pathways, regulation, coding genes, and so on are still under research.