Sentence examples for since we recently from inspiring English sources

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Since we recently validated genomic index (GI), a measure of the level of genomic alterations, as a strong predictor of clinical outcome in GIST, we asked whether it could also represent a novel prognostic factor for the intermediate subgroup.

"One might be in IBM's microelectronics organization, but since we recently exited the data storage components business, the other possibility might be bringing this to market through external partnerships.

Since we recently demonstrated acute kidney injury during murine septic shock [27], we therefore tested the hypothesis whether lowering glycemia using EMD008 would allow improving mitochondrial function and thereby attenuate apoptotic cell death.

Since we recently brought evidences that NETosis is an early marker of DIC during septic shock [33], our aim was to modulate NETosis by anticoagulation therapy in order to limit exaggerated immunothrombosis.

Since we recently showed that uptake at 15 min p.i. of 123I mIBG and washout between 15 min and 4 h can detect renal sympathetic reinnervation over time after transplantation, we report in this study the 123I mIBG uptake on the 15 min p.i. images and analyzed the mean counts/pixel for calculation of washout between 15 min and 4 h [7].

And many prefer the renting to the bother of burdensome mortgages, the risk of another property crash, and spiralling repair bills, particularly since, as we recently reported in the print edition, Britons are falling out of love with DIY.

Since we have recently found that regular exercise increased erythrocyte antioxidant enzyme activities such as glutathione peroxidase (GPX) in adolescents with Down syndrome, these programs may be recommended.

Since we have recently shown that terpene biosynthesis is not under the control of the invertebrate host, but rather occurs within a dinoflagellate preparation, we examined the terpene content of the dinoflagellate symbiont following a decrease in UV/vis radiation as well as in response to the addition of methyl jasmonate, salicylic acid and gibberellic acid.

Since we have recently gained a number of insights on how MF59 works as an adjuvant, we were able to use these approaches to evaluate if the individual components of MF59 (squalene oil, the surfactants Span 85 and Tween 80 or the citrate buffer) showed any direct immunostimulatory activity.

However, this finding may not be unexpected since we have recently found that Akt2 is associated with the mitochondria [94].