Sentence examples for recent perspective from inspiring English sources

A recent perspective is based on the concept of port-Hamiltonian (PH) systems.

Two recent Perspective articles in Nature Ecology & Evolution describe the interim outputs of the working groups on species populations and species traits.

In a recent perspective piece in The Journal of the American Medical Association, he cited observational studies that showed that increased fruit consumption is tied to lower body weight and a lower risk of obesity-associated diseases.

That's why it's important to communicate end-of-life preferences early, Philip Pizzo, MD, founder and director of the Stanford Distinguished Careers Institute, argues in a recent perspective in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The more recent perspective, however, has concentrated on the destructive side of the European conquest, emphasizing, for example, the disastrous impact of the slave trade and the ravages of imported disease on the indigenous peoples of the Caribbean region and the American continents.

For a more recent perspective we recommend the paper by Leine et al. [42] and the book by di Bernardo et al. [43], particularly in engineering applications, and the paper by Coombes et al. [44] for applications in neuroscience.

All of these emphasize a paramount role for regulatory evolution, which is further reinforced by recent perspectives highlighting even higher-order regulation governing epigenetics and development (EVO-DEVO).

Recent perspectives focus on the two-way interplay between vegetation and hillslope geomorphology, where establishing cause-and-effect linkages is made difficult by confounding factors (spatial temporal scale, location, convergence, divergence, nonlinearity, thresholds, feedbacks).

Recent perspectives on public understandings of global environmental risk have emphasised the interpretation, judgement and 'sense-making' that takes place, modes of perception that are inextricably tied to aspects of 'local' context.

The most recent perspectives have looked to the oceans as the locations of the missing heat.

From more recent perspectives in economic analysis, some of Mill's economics decidedly looks backward.