Sentence examples for use of a recent from inspiring English sources
If the players' use of a recent $200,000 grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation is any indication, they are likely to put the Fisher money directly into the business.
The campaign aims to make use of a recent change to the constitution which obligates the state to take action to ensure natural resources are managed "on the basis of comprehensive long-term considerations", including safeguarding the environment for future generations.
Since the number of cases is very large to study with FEM even with modern machines, the use of a recent simple approximate formula due to Greenwood based on the stress field in the absence of the hole is first attempted, and compared with a full FEM analysis in sample cases.
The authors redefine the sensor localization problem within a graphical model framework and present the use of a recent generalization of particle filtering for approximation of sensor locations.
Making use of a recent Florida law requiring that dog track deaths be reported, the greyhound protection group GREY2K USA, with ASPCA help, put out a report last month revealing that 74 racing greyhounds died at ten different racetracks in Florida over the last seven months of last year.
Making use of a recent high-coverage BS-seq dataset (Okae et al., 2014), we traced the fate of escapees in gametes and preimplantation embryos.
A song she helped write was used on a recent episode of the ABC drama "Nashville".
There is limited evidence for the efficacy of any drugs during non-TCAs and, despite the continued use of epinephrine, a recent randomised control trial has questioned its role [ 51].
Though there are strong cultural proscriptions against use of intoxicants, a recent report noted positive urine screening tests for marijuana and opiates among 12 to 41% of ANP recruits [ 13].
This difference is likely due to our use of a more recent version of CEGMA.
Exclusion criteria were pregnancy or lactation, diagnosis of renal failure, use of a pacemaker, recent diagnosis of cancer or participation in another weight management study.
