Sentence examples for this recent age from inspiring English sources

Unlike the situation in other sites, in Blantyre this recent age trend in cerebral malaria patients has not been accompanied by equivalent changes in SPR or anemia prevalence among hospital outpatients.

This may indicate either the recent age of the creek or of Smith Bay.

The name Anthropocene is derived from Greek and means the "recent age of man".

Supporting the recent age of some of these HTs, we uncovered intact full-length, potentially active IS607 copies in the amoeba Acanthamoeba castellani.

In this more recent age (1917-2011) Americans have blithely accepted the alleged "discipline" of a public debt ceiling, which nonetheless increases perpetually, right alongside equally-perpetual increases in government's size.

Hence, in the recent ages, this technique becomes very conventional and can be used as a traditional seed particle to stimulate the growth.

The objective of this study was to examine the recent age-specific cancer survival trends and age-specific quality of cancer data in Estonia.

The incidence of SAH increases with age, and this tendency is of peculiar note given the recent aging of the population.

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a serious problem in the recent aging society, and early diagnosis and intervention of articular cartilage degeneration are very important for the onset of OA.

The fear of loneliness at this time of year is heightened - a recent Age UK poll found that nearly 400,000 people aged over 65 in the UK were worried about being lonely over Christmas.

This basin preserves the sedimentary records from Juro-Cretaceous to recent age and the peninsular block is actually a faulted cratonic horst which is surrounded by rift grabens (Biswas 1982).