Sentence examples for study lately from inspiring English sources

I read a study lately that said computer use has now surpassed that of manual typewriters.

One the other hand, in a study lately published, Kim et al. reported that upregulation of miR-205 in KB oral cancer cells could trigger cell apoptosis.

Nonlocal boundary-value problems with linear and nonlinear integral conditions have seen a great deal of study lately (see [1 16], and references therein) because of their interesting theory and their applications to various problems, such as heat flow in a bar of finite length [4, 11].

That's what I've been studying lately.

There have been a number of studies lately that have indicated that that may not be right.

He is favored as a local celebrity — a cultural historian, author of a number of original studies, lately drawn to art history.

And many studies lately have shown that the greatest threat to young arms is not throwing curves but making too many pitches of any kind.

Over the course of lunch she rattled off half a dozen performances she had been studying lately, especially George Clooney and Tilda Swinton in "Michael Clayton, Marion Cotillardd in "La Vie en Rose" and Chazz Palminteri in "A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints".

(March 11) 4. YOUNG ARMS AND CURVEBALLS: A SCIENTIFIC TWIST Many studies lately have shown that the greatest threat is not throwing curves but making too many pitches of any kind.

As some accents slip away, like the "dese, dem and dose" of the Dead End kids, the massaged vowels of a Nelson Rockefeller or James Cagney's strident nasality, others are flowing into the city, like the Haitian New York accent Mr. Chwat has been studying lately.

From the three plots, we find that the spectral blue or redshift depends on the lateral detection location and it makes a quick transition at some specific position as shown in plot (b); this discontinuous spectral shift jump is called the spectral switch[10], which has been studied lately and extensively under different situations.