Sentence examples for based on currently used from inspiring English sources

Vectors based on currently used human vaccine viruses [i.e., poliovirus (the Sabin oral poliovirus vaccine (OPV)) and vaccinia (the smallpox vaccine)] are particularly appealing because of their well-characterized safety profiles in millions, if not billions, of vaccinees, as well as the extensively characterized ability of these vaccines to induce strong long-term immune responses in humans.

First, the stx loss in an EHEC strain during infection can mislead epidemiological investigations because an stx-negative strain would not be, based on currently used criteria, considered to be epidemiologically related to stx-positive strains, even though of the same serotype.

Neglecting the natural growth characteristics of tumours results in underestimation of treatment effectiveness based on currently used methods.

S. magdalenae also has a similar frenulum to S. contortum, making these two species difficult to distinguish based on currently used characters.

In addition, calculation of CPPopt based on the currently used automated algorithm was on average only possible during half of the monitoring time.

These effects were confirmed for some dense graded mixtures based on recipes currently used for hot asphalt concrete mix in the UK and being considered for usage in BEMs.

The selection of regions was based on the currently used staging systems [ 4, 28] (See Fig.  1).

Furthermore, we evaluated the composition of GFI subscale scores for subjects identified as frail based on the currently used cutoff score of 4 points.

A Venn diagram was constructed to show the composition of GFI subscale scores for all subjects identified as frail based on the currently used cutoff score of 4 points.

The regimens for the two groups are based on those currently used in hospitals in the Eastern and South Western Regions, according to a survey of practice carried out in 1999.

In this paper we present a new two-dimensional JEM with job groups based on all currently used occupational titles in the Danish version of the International Standard Classification of Occupations (D-ISCO 88) [ 31] on one axis and expert ratings of five specific mechanical exposures to the lower extremities on the other.