Sentence examples for recently been concluded from inspiring English sources
The FONDACAST study comparing the relative efficacies of 2.5 mg fondaparinux and nadroparin as regards VTE prevention in distal fracture of the lower limbs and Achilles' tendon rupture has recently been concluded, although not yet published.
Indeed, two clinical phase I trials have recently been concluded using different kinds of modified-antisense oligonucleotides.
Panobinostat, like other HDACi, is currently undergoing a large clinical development program in MM in combination regimens, and a clinical study in combination with docetaxel has recently been concluded in PCa patients.
An open label, non-randomized phase II trial investigating the effect of an anti-IL13 antibody (QAX576; Novartis, Switzerland) on IL-13 production in IPF has recently been concluded.
Second, alterations in availability of systemic factors with age do not uniformly equate to a disruption of adult stem cell function or tissue homeostasis, as has recently been concluded from studies of skeletal muscle and liver in parabiotic animals [ 5].
Another trial comparing MMF against AZA as remission-maintaining treatment for PLN following induction with a short course of intravenous CYC, the maintenance phase of the Aspreva Lupus Management Study [ 125], has recently been concluded and the results were presented at the American Society of Nephrology Meeting in 2010.
Recently, it has been concluded that HPV load is a type-dependent risk marker for invasive carcinoma (Moberg et al, 2005).
More recently, it has been concluded that a lone-acting morphogen is insufficient for providing precise positional information to the embryo, especially since no gradient with this characteristic has been measured in an embryo (Kerszberg and Wolpert, 2007; Wolpert, 2011).
Recently, it was concluded that WO3 has a broad range of band-gap values which ensures considerable photocatalytic and photoelectrocatalytic activity under visible-light illumination [15].
Yet, recently it was concluded that there is a strong and robust association between depression and the incidence of type 2 diabetes, but only a weak relation between diabetes and the risk of depression [2].
However, more recently, it was concluded that a much smaller subset of the interface ("hot-spots") [31] for review, might be responsible for the high affinity protein/protein interaction.
