Sentence examples for present recently from inspiring English sources
Also present recently were three former all-Americans: Jonathan Tiomkin from St . Johns and Jedediah Dupree and Dan Kellner, both from Columbia.
Until the Argentine flag flies over Stanley, we should refer to the islands solely by the name given to them by their present, recently self-determined, inhabitants.
I will present recently developed two-dimensional three-fluid model that includes explicit wave acceleration, and visco-resistive dissipation.
Petrova et al. The aim of this work is to present recently obtained results on the development of ultra-fine grain panchromatic silver halide emulsion for high-quality recording of RGB reflection holograms for the needs of auto stereoscopic video display.
The 68Ga-DOTATOC uptake in intra-therapeutic PET imaging directly after 177Lu-octreotate administration, i.e., 30 min after the beginning of the radiopeptide infusion, is mediated by the 'unsaturated' membranous sst2 binding the PET tracer compound; the extent of its uptake is probably not influenced by (if at all present) recently recycled receptors after 177Lu-octreotate infusion.
In this review we present recently published data that study the association between hyperuricemia and selected cardiovascular diseases, with a final conclusion about the possibility of this association being causal.
Three proposals have been presented recently to the Hudson River Park Trust that manages the shoreline park.
The study, led by Dr. Tamara L. Hayes of Oregon Health and Science University, was presented recently at the International Conference on Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders.
(One such project, a New York Wheel on Staten Island, modelled on the London Eye, was presented recently at Beijing's Ritz-Carlton hotel for interested applicants).
The group's report, presented recently, correctly stresses that conditions for our common security have fundamentally changed since the last strategic concept was issued in 1999.
A study presented recently at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference in Paris suggested that simple lifestyle changes might lower a person's risk for developing dementia.
