Sentence examples for very recently advanced from inspiring English sources

Very recently, advanced methodology has demonstrated that the effects of RNA lesions fall into two categories, one that includes ribosomal stalling and one that leads to a mixture of full length and truncated translational products (26).

The technology behind modern cryostats has recently advanced significantly, and the very expensive liquid helium is not even necessary anymore". Another interesting angle is that this architecture isn't limited to just superconductors.

Recently, advanced ceramic processing by tape casting has led to the preparation of very thin dense films either on porous supports or as monoliths containing internal porous regions.

AstraZeneca recently advanced its drug, Galida, into late-stage trials.

Similar legislation recently advanced in Tennessee and Alabama.

Recently, advanced glycation endproducts (AGEs), compounds that accumulate with age and play an important role in the development of end organ damage in several conditions, have emerged as one of the very few stable end products of oxidative stress.

Very recently, considerable advances have been made in generating DNA sequence data in many protozoan species [ 4, 5] which has produced a legacy of species and genus specific DNA sequence information.

Bingham said he had very recently provided an advance copy of his speech to Goldsmith and to Jack Straw, foreign secretary at the time of the invasion of Iraq.

Ever since the germ theory of disease was validated by Koch in the late nineteenth century, our understanding of microbial diseases has been largely governed by the one pathogen/one disease paradigm until very recently when technical advances made it possible to scrutinize the entire microbial community (or microbiome) on all external (skin) and internal (mucosal) surfaces of our body.

What we haven't had until very recently are the scientific advances and new approaches to tackling those viral reservoirs.

It is only very recently, through the incredible advances of sequencing technology and the announcement of the complete human and mouse genomes and full-length cDNA studies, that SATs have been recognized as a universal phenomenon in the plant, animal and fungi kingdoms.