Sentence examples for articulate the current from inspiring English sources

These documents from the NRC and AXLR8 Consortium articulate the current effort to increase efficiency and decrease animal use in toxicity testing by transitioning from in vivo tests with qualitative end points to in vitro assays based on human cells or cell lines that use robotic high throughput screening and mechanistic quantitative parameters.

[ 27- 30] The National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics (NCVHS) articulated the current framework for the NHII in the U.S. in a report to the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

A senior clinician at UTH articulated the current challenges in the management of NCDs as follows: ' the very fact that a diabetic would develop kidney complications, the very fact that they will develop retinal complications or eye complications, the fact that they will end up with an amputation means that the management is not up to scratch'.

Increasingly, in order to articulate the nature of current events, we find ourselves having to learn the cultural and theological distinctions among different religious traditions.

They struggled at times to articulate the rationale for the current policy.

Back in '96 Abra remarked that it had taken her 10 years to articulate the ideas in her then-current show.

But Mr. Suozzi said a vision for the county's future could be articulated until the current crisis was solved.

Moreover, proponents had a difficult time articulating how the current rules that shelter big-business income disadvantage small businesses.

In this paper we first describe the basic principles behind mouse model development and evaluation and then articulate that current models of depression are intrinsically devalued due to poor construct and/or external validity.

This is how I articulate the world.

Both tables articulate the following: a).