Sentence examples for recently recognition from inspiring English sources

More recently, recognition of the effects of place as a determinant of the distribution of health outcomes has increased.

More recently, recognition of the intercurrent and subsequent developmental disturbances in both white and grey matter as a result of the primary lesion, support the description of preterm brain injury as an 'encephalopathy of prematurity' [ 17].

More recently, recognition of the general and specific nutritional benefits provided by fish, particularly polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA, omega-3 fatty acids (n-3 fatty acids) has appropriately widened the public health focus to include the public health benefits of fish consumption.

Indeed, Queens, the nation's most ethnically diverse county, recently won recognition as the nation's busiest library system, with a record 20.2 million items in circulation.

But Arbor, based in Venice, Calif., has been making snowboards with renewable materials like Koa wood, cork and bamboo since 1995, and has only recently gained recognition as a leading green company.

The rejection is in stark contrast to the trend established in the US, where journalists working for the digital operations of Vice, Gawker and the Guardian have all recently won recognition.

Recently, image recognition by deep running has been getting popular.

The company has recently obtained recognition beyond the current survey.

While these technologies are not new, they have only recently gained recognition as part of the hyped cloud computing story.

The multi-dimensional relationships that Indigenous peoples have with water are only recently gaining recognition in water policy and management activities.

More recently, the recognition that VEGFR co-receptors, neuropilin-1 and -2 (NRP1 and NRP2), are also engaged by specific VEGF isoforms in tandem with the VEGFRs has expanded the landscape for the development of modulators of VEGF-dependent signalling.