Sentence examples for recent unravelling from inspiring English sources

I thought of this when the most recent unravelling of Mel Gibson's rep came to light last week.

Given the recent unravelling, by the Pasteur Institute in France, of the genome of Mycobacterium leprae, the organism that causes the disease, science is better poised to carry out such research than ever before.

The recent unravelling of the molecular genetics of galactosemia [for review see [ 13]] has prompted a re-examination of this condition in South Africa.

This is a desperately dark drama – depicting the sudden corruption and destruction of a notable steel dynasty by nascent Nazism – which resonates now with Donald Trump's US presidential campaign, ideologically driven terror and the recent xenophobic unravelling of the incumbent British political establishment.

Recent findings unravelled the link between tubulin tyrosination and CAP-Gly-protein recruitment to microtubules.

How did the recent ceasefire unravel?

It also focuses on recent progress in unravelling cellular, physiological and molecular mechanisms in root developmental adaptation to P starvation.

Despite recent progress in unravelling phylogenetic relationships among major green plant lineages, problematic nodes still remain in the green tree of life.

Recent advances in unravelling the pathophysiology and genetic basis for the host response to sepsis have already improved our understanding of sepsis [ 10].

The recent progress in unravelling the biology of the disease, particularly the intracellular pathways and the interaction with the microenvironment, has resulted in development of novel targeted therapies and therapeutic regimens with more disease specificity and less systemic toxicity (Anderson, 2007).

Alternatively, if recent fiscal agreements unravel, credit could tumble by 4% or more, touching off a deeper euro-zone recession.