Sentence examples for relatively more recently from inspiring English sources

Hyperparathyroidism from lithium is a relatively more recently recognized phenomenon.

We also started using the anterior approach relatively more recently.

To date, two ERs have been identified: the 'classic' ER α and the relatively more recently described ER β (Kuiper et al, 1996).

In any case, widespread accessibility of VCT services did not exist in most of Uganda until relatively more recently, certainly well after HIV incidence began declining during the late 1980s/early 1990s period.

Contrary to its earlier description as a relatively homogeneous disease, CLL more recently has been viewed as a heterogeneous disease with variable clinical course that correlates with several biologic markers of prognosis [1] The most clinically significant prognostic markers are cytogenetics determined by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and IgVH followed by ZAP70 status.

If correct, a regulatory gene that is oriented to catabolism (phhR), and itself of relatively recent origin, was conscripted even more recently for a completely new role in the regulation of primary biosynthesis (tyrR).

More recently, a relatively high prevalence of the metabolic syndrome has been recognized among kidney transplant recipients.

In light of the many decades that have passed since the original insights of the Tavistock Institute (e.g. Trist and Bamforth 1951), it is perhaps surprising that with several notable exceptions (as discussed by Waterson et al. 2015) this area has remained relatively under-developed until much more recently.

At the same time, former formal and informal colonies – recently become relatively more independent nations – also lured capitalists to relocate and invest by offering low wages, tax holidays, subsidies, and other supports.

At the Wooster Group, there were gasps from the audience at that line: from both those who were old enough to remember the early seventies — to remember the dismissiveness and the violence that feminism was a response to — and those young enough to have come of age more recently, in the relatively carefree climate of "ladies" feminism, when such attitudes were supposed to be in the past.

A descriptive comparison between the two studies (Table  1) suggests that women initiating treatment with teriparatide more recently (ExFOS) were relatively healthier, more active, exercised more frequently, could rise from a chair more easily and had fewer previous fractures than their counterparts from EFOS.