Sentence examples for since more recently from inspiring English sources

Since the introduction of prenatal screening for Down Syndrome (DS), much international research effort has been put in improving the predictive performance of prenatal screening for DS and other aneuploidies, by identifying novel serum protein biomarkers and, since more recently, the use of plasma cell-free DNA (cfDNA).

Since more recently developed medical therapies achieve good results in controlling acromegaly, some authors have recommended medical therapy as a primary treatment option instead of TS for patients with a GH-secreting macroadenoma that does not cause mass effects [ 13, 25].

Our South Asian community members have faced intensified scrutiny and profiling since 9/11 and, more recently, since the election of Trump.

"Since 9/11 and more recently, since the attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, you've seen too often people conflating the horrific acts of terrorism with the beliefs of an entire faith," he said.

President Obama spoke at the Islamic Society of Baltimore in February, pledging "to lift up the multiplicity of Muslim voices" in the U.S. In his 45-minute speech, the president acknowledged the rise in anti-Muslim discrimination since Sept. 11, and more recently, since the attacks in Paris and San Bernardino.

Since Trump was elected and, more recently, since the administration canceled TPS for El Salvador, she says that "a sense of urgency, a sense of fear and a sense of insecurity has all increased" across the district, especially among Salvadorans.

That law has been on the books since 1922, but more recently the phrase "unfair trade practices" has increasingly been construed to include patent infringement.

Although various microbial transformations of morphine alkaloids have been identified since the 1960s, more recently there has been considerable effort devoted to engineering biocatalytic routes for producing these important compounds.

At home: the daisy, the buttercup, the dandelion, the daffodil, the lupin, the hyacinth, the bluebell and the rose since childhood, joined more recently by the lily, the tulip, the hydrangea, the carnation, the snowdrop, the montbretia and the fuchsia.

However, the rise in xenophobic and racist crimes since June – and more recently the hateful backlash against the high court judges ruling on who can trigger article 50 and the campaigners who brought the case – are making me question whether the Britain I thought I knew really is liberal and forward-thinking.

ROME — Cats have prowled the streets of Rome since ancient times, more recently finding refuge with an association of volunteers who have lovingly tended to thousands of strays over the years amid the ruins of a site where Brutus is thought to have stabbed Julius Caesar in 44 B.C.