Sentence examples for until recent research from inspiring English sources

That was until recent research, published in the journal Scientific Data, transcribed and geocoded nearly 6,000 years of data (from 3700BC to AD2000).

Many scientists have ascribed the blackness of butterfly wings to melanin solely, until recent research results indicated that the nanostructures of scales also play a key role in the exhibition of blackness [23 25].

(This idea held sway for decades, until recent research found that bullies had relatively higher self-esteem than their victims, and that most bullies had, themselves, been bullied. Today we understand these categorical personality types more as performances of various continua).

BC and mineral dust were thought to be the main particle absorbers until recent research into the intrinsic absorptive properties of organic carbon showed that absorption can occur at some specific short, visible wavelengths (called brown carbon, BrC) [ 10].

Numerous examples of deformable models usage can be found, starting from the earlier years of image processing until the recent research efforts.

There have been a number of local security vulnerabilities that take advantage of these bugs, but until this most recent research there was no well-established method for a more convenient remote attack.

Thus the results of this research cannot be fully tested until full text of all (recent) research articles is made freely available for search interfaces.

Until recently, the role of AT2 was less well defined; however, recent research has revealed that AT2 receptor stimulation counteracts the harmful effects of AT1 signaling in fibrotic disease [ 18- 20].

Recent research suggests continual refinement of chewing skills occurs until at least the age of 3 years, at which time chewing patterns and efficiency also stabilise [ 165].

Until recently, diagnosis of neuropathic pain was based upon deficits identified from sensory examination although recent research has demonstrated good discriminant ability using pain descriptors, including numbness.

Popular tradition has been until recently to consider Cináed mac Ailpín the first King of Scots and a Gael; however, recent research has shown he was actually a Pictish king and likely a Pict himself.