Sentence examples for which was lately from inspiring English sources

Copanlisib (BAY 80-6946) is a recently developed PI3K inhibitor17,18,19,20, which was lately approved for the treatment of relapsing follicular lymphoma.

Since MCL1 was an anti-apoptotic protein, which was lately identified as the key regulator of mitochondrial function [ 31].

A relatively new nuclear imaging technique is freehand SPECT (fSPECT), which was lately introduced as a three-dimensional (3D) imaging and navigation technique that provides real-time images designed for use in the operating room to facilitate detection and resection [ 79].

Consummate dealmaker Peter Lim with big investments in Malaysia's Iskandar region through Singapore-listed Rowsley, which is lately going slow on its major residential project due to the market softening after the Malaysian government's cooling measures.

Toward this aim, it will be essential to elucidate the complex mechanisms of action of pre/probiotics, which are only lately being unraveled.

The great interest in the ageing research which is observed lately has been inspired by lengthening of the average human life span (age at which 50% of a given population survives), lengthening of the maximum human life span (longest-lived member of the population), and elevated percentage of the elderly and very elderly in the populations [ 1].

I had been out of touch with the Reverend Guillomettre lately -- which was my loss.

A new concept, in which the reactive material is shaped in a structured, monolithic shape, through which air can flow, was lately proposed.

It is necessary, therefore, that the public should know something about a country which will play an important part in the struggle, now not very far off, and which has been lately called the best unopened market in the world.

They depend on woeful narratives of national decline, of which there is lately no shortage.

Lincoln Caplan saw the hearings as the latest skirmish in the long battle between politics and the law, which had been lately rekindled by the fight over the 1987 Supreme Court nomination of Robert Bork.