Sentence examples for recent prevailing from inspiring English sources

According to the recent prevailing theory, inflammation is an accelerator of tumorigenesis partially due to the release of the inflammatory substances to induce CIN.

DWI is a recent prevailing technique that enables distinction between cancerous and normal tissues, determines lesion aggressiveness, and monitors responses to therapy by providing information on extracellular-space tortuosity and tissue cellularity [ 60].

This is in keeping with the owner Larry Ellison's global approach to talent recruitment and with the prevailing recent view that America's Cup teams are closest in spirit to motor racing's Formula One teams: more about brand identity and pushing technological boundaries than about national identity and a patriotic agenda.

Gingrich can be fairly convincingly linked to every major motion picture villain the past few decades, although in recent months the prevailing argument is that he is most obviously compared to either a Batman foe or a Bond villain.

With the rapid progress of molecular biology and genetic techniques in recent years, studies of prevailing circulating variants of RVFV have pointed to a recent common ancestor that existed during 1880 1890.

The major airlines all say that they are currently meeting or exceeding the usual levels of consumer demand for awards prevailing in recent years.

A more recent study reported that prevailing expectations for technical knowledge and challenge, where students have a collective identity of nursing as a hospital-centred profession, were rapidly extinguished during an RACF placement and replaced by a sense of disengagement associated with their perception of routinized patterns of care provision [ 17].

And after prevailing in some recent mass-casualty clashes, it now controls more territory along the border than ever.

For years, scientists believed that adult stem cells had less therapeutic value than embryonic stem cells; that remains the prevailing view, though recent discoveries have prompted a re-evaluation.

In photography, the edgeland has also become a prevailing subject in recent years, with Allesandro Imbriaco's book, The Garden, being perhaps the most spellbinding evocation of this kind of indistinct, in-between space – an actual swath of wooded waste ground in suburban Rome, where a family were living in seeming invisibility to the suburban world beyond the trees that sheltered them.

In recent years scholars have questioned prevailing narratives about clear theoretical traditions in the discipline of international relations.