Sentence examples for recently been assumed from inspiring English sources

It has recently been assumed that high carbohydrate intake, particularly refined carbohydrates, increases the risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes mellitus, and metabolic syndrome by exaggerating postprandial glycemia [ 4- 6].

The results of studies carried out over the last decade have suggested the value of using tumor MVD as a prognostic index in a wide variety of solid cancers, and it has also recently been assumed that MVD may reveal the degree of angiogenic activity in a tumor.

Until recently, it has been assumed there is no safe option other than condoms for life.

In its report on the shortlist, the IOC described London's rail system as "often obsolete" and the roads as congested.Part of the problem is that, until recently, it had been assumed that the Olympics would hasten, and benefit from, Crossrail, a long-mooted plan for a high-speed east-west railway across the city.

Up until recently, it had been assumed that attentional biases for negative information do not exist in depression.

The safety of silver amalgam as a dental restorative material has been controversial since its introduction 150 years ago, but until recently it has been assumed that the exposure to mercury from dental amalgam is limited to the acute placement phase.

Until recently, marsupials have been assumed to be "dichromatic" like most eutherian mammals.

Until recently, it has been assumed that drug-resistant mutants have lower fitness and tend not to spread because they will be out-competed by wild-type strains [11].

Until recently, it had been assumed any mutation affecting their function would have lethal consequences.

Recently, it has been assumed that oxidative stress may be relevant to this process of HCV-induced carcinogenesis, as has been suggested in several other malignancies (Kasai, 1997).

Until recently, it had been assumed that the degree of cooperation to perform a breath-holding task would vary too greatly across a patient population to provide a reliable measure of CVR [Spano et al., 2013].