Sentence examples for as currently defined for from inspiring English sources
16 Recent studies indeed questioned the relevance of the MetS as currently defined for the assessment of CMR in African populations.
Economic policy must promote not more affluence as currently defined, but rather fairness and sufficiency for all citizens -- so that all may live with self and Earth respect.
Flares, as currently defined, may not be a good contender for the long-term control domain, particularly for trials with long follow-up or minimal patient contact, as there are difficulties in collecting the data required.
Strongly suggestive evidence is also seen for rejection of Drepanoidea as currently defined (P = 0.077).
Moreover, HCAP as currently defined, appears to lack specificity as a screening test for resistant pathogens [ 5- 7].
The RI said it had taken the decision because its "requirement for the functions of the role of director as currently defined has ceased to exist".
Sub-classification for Classes I and III (high solubility drugs as currently defined) is generally not needed except perhaps in border line solubility cases.
However, it remains an open question as to how best to use object-oriented notations for architectural description, and, indeed, whether they are sufficiently expressive, as currently defined.
Nevertheless, as currently defined, CARcs and SECs are most likely heterogeneous mixtures of cell subtypes.
One tier would be imposed on taxable income, as currently defined, which means after charitable deductions are taken.
