Sentence examples for recent in time from inspiring English sources

The essence of (8) is to compare the largest accumulated signal block (numerator) with the smallest block (denominator), out of the N b most recent (in time) blocks.

Moreover, the greater extent of EHH observed in Han Chinese and Japanese suggests that the selective event must have been more recent in time and/or stronger than that of Europeans.

Hence, the acquisition by this clone of its particular set of virulence determinants is possibly recent in time, consistent with epidemiological data [12], and the pathogenicity of clone CC23K1 may be uncoupled from any particular adaptation to humans.

The apparent rates of gain and loss decrease exponentially with respect to increasing phylogenetic depth, reflecting the much higher levels of observable gain and loss along branches closer to the tips of the tree (i.e., more recent in time).

In a recent interview in Time Out, she reflected on the relation between these twin roles.

"I felt Other within this Other," he said in a recent interview in Time Out New York.

"Turbo-charged ambition is paying off," Ms. Hewlett wrote in a recent article in Time.

The earlier migrants, and indeed most Chinese until a fairly recent point in time, lived more or less as subjects.

According to a recent article in Time, 75% of the job losses during this recession have gone to men.

A recent article in Time magazine called "The Problem With Pit Bulls" is among the worst of them.

Of the two, handedness may be the more recent in evolutionary time.