Sentence examples for very recent discovery from inspiring English sources

A very recent discovery is the lesser horseshoe bat.

These are based on the very recent discovery of an alternative Kelvin force.

This view is supported by the very recent discovery that general transcription factors in Plasmodium are highly divergent when compared to their counterparts in the crown group of eukaryotes [ 45, 46].

Perhaps one of the more encouraging examples is the very recent discovery of a new compound, N-aryl benzimidazole (NAB), which strongly protects cells from α-synuclein toxicity in the humanized yeast model of Parkinson's disease [ 51].

A very recent discovery that citramalate synthase occurs in cyanobacteria generates the possibility to produce propanol and butanol from 2-ketobutyrate, as this compound is an intermediate in the biosynthesis of citramalate (Wu et al. 2010).

These investigations have led to the very recent discovery that progranulin associates with cell surface sortilin, a single transmembrane domain receptor that is also a co-receptor for neurotensin and is a member of a family of vacuolar sorting proteins (Vps10).

News stories are short and lay out the bare bones of a very recent science discovery.

Most of the cofactors have been known for many years, with very few recent discoveries.

This observation is very timing because of the recent discovery that truncated hemoglobins of Chlamydomonas regulate nitrate reductase.

The recent discovery of the very early therapsid Raranimus in China suggests that incomplete geographic sampling may indeed be an important factor contributing to the uncertainty.

The recent discovery of the very early therapsid Raranimus in China suggests that incomplete geographic sampling may indeed be an important factor contributing to the uncertainty surrounding the early history of therapsids.