Sentence examples for recently concentrated from inspiring English sources
Good's research has recently concentrated on developing a video game designed to help with mental-health issues.
Gerald Arpino, the Joffrey's artistic director, beams when asked if he and his ballet masters (Mark Goldweber, Cameron Basden and Charthel Arthur) have recently concentrated on toe work.
Historical accounts of the evolution of writing systems have until recently concentrated on a single aspect, increased efficiency, with the Greek invention of the alphabet being regarded as the culmination of a long historical evolution.
Sarah's Key, more recently, concentrated on the Jewish "raffles" in occupied France, but made the dire fate of a Jewish family caught up in the Drancy round-ups the basis for the moral regeneration of a non-Jewish bourgeois Frenchwoman a half-century later.
Mr Assad has also created a shadowy new militia known as the National Defence Force, some of whose members are reportedly being sent for training in Iran.The opposition's backers have recently concentrated on the south, where rebels have been trying to pave a way to the capital by cutting off the regime from its military bases near Syria's borders with Israel and Jordan.
The Shanghai Co-operation Organisation, made up of China, Russia and the Central Asian countries except Turkmenistan, was set up to deal with border issues, but has recently concentrated on anti-terrorist measures.Special report At the crossroads Allah's shadow What's the rush?
More recently, concentrating specifically on human breast cancer, Leach et al [ 23*] summarised the finding from nine different P MRS studies in vivo.
Until recently, she concentrated on regenerative medicine, but in-vitro meat has begun to occupy increasing amounts of her time and imagination.
But Mr Xi will search in vain for the e-mail address of a single African leader who can speak for the rest, rather as Henry Kissinger legendarily struggled to find a single phone number for Europe.Until recently China concentrated on a few big resource-rich countries, including Algeria, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan and Zambia.
In mammals, studies on the formation of memory have recently been concentrated on the possible role of long-term potentiation (LTP) with a focus on N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptors, which induce LTP [40].
More recently, we concentrated on microRNA-based therapeutics for cardiovascular disease.
