Sentence examples for recently healthy from inspiring English sources
Recently healthy habits I hadn't even considered have been popping up, including a lot of healthier eating, Pritikin trauma be damned.
More recently, healthy human volunteers treated with phentolamine and glycopyrrolate have been shown to enhance transfer function gain at frequencies >0.06 Hz.
Recently, healthy and degenerated NPs of various species, including dogs, have been reported to contain multipotent NP progenitor cells (NPPCs) [ 10, 27, 56, 57].
More recently, healthy public policies reincarnated as Health in All Policies [ 18, 19]: " a collaborative approach to improving the health of all people by incorporating health considerations into decision-making across sectors and policy areas".
Recently, Healthy People 2010 has established specific goals related to housing quality, including reducing indoor allergen levels and decreasing the proportion of families that live in substandard housing (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 2000).
Recently healthy farm animals have been found to be a reservoir of extended-spectrum β-lactamase (ESBL -producing ESBL -producingi (Escherichiath a prevalencolif 10.7 to 36.3 % in pigs [ 5].
Most domestic airlines recently reported healthy second-quarter profits, citing a rebound in business travel.
In Northern Virginia, Fairfax County recently added "healthy living environment" as a goal of its updated economic development plan.
Elsewhere in the park there is another old favourite that is stag-headed but has recently sprouted healthy new growth; Castanea sativa is a wonderfully resilient species.
The anatomical connections of the pedunculopontine nucleus (PPN), a brainstem structure associated with locomotion, have been determined recently in healthy humans using probabilistic diffusion tractography (PDT).
Unlike their Wearside neighbours, whose latest accounts showed a £35m loss, Newcastle have recently recorded healthy profits (£32m at the last count) and will benefit from next season's £37m parachute payment available to clubs relegated from the top division.
