Sentence examples for recently been attributed from inspiring English sources

A Virginia birth certificate from the 1810s has tasseled drapery and rose motifs that have recently been attributed to the artist Henry Heltzel, who had a distinctive squiggly handwriting but did not like to sign his works.

It has only recently been attributed to him, having languished in a private collection until 2007, when it was bought at auction for £2.2m – rather more than the modest estimate of £1,500 – as it was no longer seen as a copy.

Four deaths in the UK and up to 60 worldwide have recently been attributed to the substance 2,4-dinitrophenol (DNP), an industrial chemical that has become popular among people wanting to lose weight, including bodybuilders and people with eating disorders.

This foliar disease has recently been attributed to the infection of the needles by Phytophthora pluvialis Reeser, Sutton & E Hansen.

Aging related cognitive decline has recently been attributed, at least in part, to reduced NSC/NPC activities.

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), an emerging disease characterized by atypical pneumonia, has recently been attributed to a novel coronavirus.

We corroborated the existence at P10 of a midbrain dorsal raphe cell group (mDR), which recently was attributed to the midbrain mesomere 2 (m2) by Puelles et al. (2012b).

A large outbreak of acute respiratory disease and pneumonia at a chronic mental health facility recently was attributed to adenovirus 35, a pathogen that has typically affected immunocompromised patients (14 ).

To further understand the role and impact of comorbidities and primary disease on patient outcome, we here (1) determined the value of single risk factors, (2) compared established comorbidity indices (CIs) and (3) developed a simply assessable MM comorbidity score, these assessments recently being attributed as highly important for myeloma patients.

Recently, nanotechnology has been attributed with big expectations in respect of the cancer fight.

The view has recently, and tentatively, been attributed to William of Conches and to the school of Adam du Petit Pont, the Parvipontani (Iwakuma 2004).