Sentence examples for virtue of recent from inspiring English sources

I'd happily sign him up for that--along with Environment 101, Health, Obstetrics, etc. Larry Gagosian, the meta art dealer, is opening a new gallery in Moscow next week; his timing, usually impeccable, is, by virtue of recent events, imperiled.

Besides the widely-studied microRNAs, novel types of small non-coding RNAs (sncRNAs) have been (and are being) discovered by virtue of recent innovations in deep sequencing (meaning ultra-high throughput sequencing or next generation sequencing) [ 32- 34].

Likewise, it would be equally important for the federal government to harmonise donor sector programmes and investments in each province, which by virtue of recent reforms have their own provincial health sector strategies.

And the Poles, Czechs and Hungarians have had to become more neighbourly by virtue of their recent advent into NATO.

Emerging markets such as Brazil, China, India and Russia, some will certainly say, are emerging by virtue of their recent fast economic growth.

By virtue of a recent finding of another Tectonin protein, leukolectin, in the human leukocyte, and our structure-function analysis of the hypothetical hTectonin, we propose that Tectonin domains of proteins could play a vital role in innate immune defense, and that this function has been conserved over several hundred million years, from invertebrates to vertebrates.

By virtue of the recent development of massively parallel DNA sequencing technologies, access to genomic composition has become easier than ever.

However, commercial payers only reimburse for procedures that have been clinically validated, and many disruptive innovations, by virtue of being recent entrants to the market, do not yet have peer-reviewed research to support their efficacy compared with so-called "gold standard" treatment interventions.

Two weeks ago her GOOP mailer extolled the virtues of her recent 21-day cleanse.

Many Morgan Stanleyites no doubt feel that Mr Mack was worth almost any price.And yet, despite Mr Mack's virtues and the piles of recent laudatory articles, it is not altogether apparent that he is the man for the job.

The overall effect is visually rich and diverting and has the virtue of being different from recent Biennales, although in its inclusion of historical and unusual pieces has echoes of the edition curated by Jean Clair in 1995.