Sentence examples for As currently described from inspiring English sources

On the second reading, however, it is possible that learners have innate knowledge of language without that knowledge's being knowledge of UG (as currently described by linguists): learners might know things about language, yet not know Binding Theory, or the Principle of Structure Dependence, etc.

Hence we are not certain if re-initiation of translation after a stop signal, as currently described in the literature, would apply here.

Our phylogenetic analyses also demonstrate that at least two species, as currently described, are not natural groups - P. endlicheri and P. palmas.

As currently described, the plan spells more work for the flight attendants and more potential aggravation for passengers, many of whom will see a bendable rule.Gulliver is of course in favour of proposals to speed up boarding and applauds Virgin America for looking into this issue, but this initiative needs more thought.

That's primarily because the Perry plan, at least as currently described, does not seem to have refundable tax credits.

Condoleezza Rice, chief foreign policy adviser to the Republican presidential nominee, George W. Bush, said the plan to equip and train West African troops was acceptable as long as it was enacted as currently described to Congress.

Geospatial characterization of commercially important or conservation-dependent marine species provides crucial input for resource management in multi-use situations, as is currently described by ecosystem-based marine spatial planning [1].

It has been estimated that there may be approximately 2 4 times as many as the c. 1180 currently described species of branchiopod crustacean [24], [25], with unrecognized cryptic diversity expected to constitute a major portion of this undiscovered diversity.

As mPGES-1 is currently described as a potential therapeutic target for controlling PGE2 release in OA, further research into the regulation of this mechanosensitive gene should be helpful for a better understanding of the key pathways implicated in its expression in order to counteract cartilage degradation in overloading joints.

In the context of the pectoralis minor length test, as it is currently described in the literature, the findings of the present study suggest that a clinician cannot confidently use the information derived from the test to determine the involvement of the muscle with the presenting symptoms.

For this purpose, a Maximum Likelihood (ML) phylogeny was constructed with the putative Ceratocystidaceae and Sordariomycetes GH32 members identified in this study, as well as the protein sequences of currently described members of family GH32 in the Carbohydrate-Active enZYmes (CAZY) database (http://afmb.cnrs-mrs.fr/CAZY/), which were obtained from the NCBI database.