Sentence examples for recently numbers from inspiring English sources

More recently, numbers of blue and porbeagle sharks are believed to have fallen.

Although surgical techniques can sometimes be learned by practising on cadavers, microsurgery requiring careful control of bleeding needs living animals.Thanks to the three Rs, animal research had been falling from a peak of about 5.5m procedures a year in the 1970s, but recently numbers have stabilised, as genetically modified animals have started to be used to model human disease.

Recently, numbers from Uber's internal dashboard were leaked which pointed to the company being in pretty decent shape, business wise.

Recently, numbers of papers (see, e.g., [6 16]) are devoted to considering the complex difference equations and difference analogues of Nevanlinna theory.

The ideas he hatches in his head are converted into artworks by a team of assistants that, until recently, numbered 150.

The band - whose fifth album, Come Around Sundown, was recently number one - will top the bill for one night of the three day event next June.

Recently, number of steel bridges required to be strengthened to reduce working stress due to deterioration and updated design live load is increasing in Japan.

But more recently, his numbers are strikingly bad.

Even the recently revised numbers are inferred from two surveys rather than counted directly.

Recently their numbers have soared, prompting an agonised debate about how to control populations.

Recently, large numbers of novel and selective TACE inhibitors have been reported.