The phrase "as currently reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or data that is being presented in its present state or form.
Example: "The findings of the study, as currently reported, indicate a significant increase in user engagement."
Alternatives: "as presently stated" or "as it stands now."
My current emphasis is to communicate key implications of NAWQA's scientific findings (as currently reported in more than a thousand technical reports and journal articles) to government, research, policy, and interest-group partners, in order to help guide water-resource management and protection strategies and policy.
Studies involving cell-type specific deletion of TLRs, rather than systemic knockouts as currently reported, will likely be required to shed further light on this complex issue.
This underscores the fact that technology trials as currently reported exhibit considerable recruitment bias.
However, ovariectomized animals with only estrogen replacement have shown a sensitivity to stress comparable to animals in proestrus as currently reported [ 15], suggesting that the primary effect is due to changes in estrogen levels.
In order to fully understand the dynamics of this complex pathway we created a deterministic model which includes all components of the cAMP pathway and their interrelationships as currently reported.
Dr. Phillips has built much of his career on questions of how epidemiologic research results are misleading as currently reported, and in particular has openly argued that the biggest such problem is publication bias in situ (PBIS), though there is limited agreement on this point.
Our findings do not support the view that the functional changes induced by intra-arterial radiocontrast administration are explained by reduced RBF and/or renal vasoconstriction as is currently reported and published [20].
However, running conditions C300 and C175 with only 1500 subtrials resulted in similar scores as those currently reported.
Knowledge of the naturally-occurring gene combinations is critically important for developing strategies for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of bacterial infections considering that species-level information, such as are currently reported clinically, cannot distinguish between commensal and highly pathogenic strains of the same species.
Although 86% of our patients reported fatigue, further investigation using the P-ICD-10 criteria demonstrated a significantly lower percentage (48.6%), as compared with currently reported estimates of CRF, which range from 60%to90%0%.
However, in advance of their full integration into this review, it was important to establish whether the pending full integration of these 11 eligible studies has any potential to change the interpretation of the results of this review, and hence its conclusions, as these are currently reported in the Results, Discussion and Authors' conclusions.
