Sentence examples for been put into current from inspiring English sources

The efficiency of such systems in biofuel production has been put into current perspective.

Additionally, in order to produce meaningful comparisons among countries, all expenditures were put into current 2007 dollars.

Two systems have been put into operation.

But has it been put into action?

Autophagic cell death has even been put into question [ 123].

Finally, the IC 2006-04 suggestsggesthathat CTC count should not be considered alone, but should be put into the current clinical context of metastatic breast cancer.

With such a broad catch-all clause, Twitter may be put into an uncomfortable position with current or former employees when deciding to assert its IP assets.

The plan, which would involve medium-range ballistic missiles, could be "put into practice in a multi-current and consecutive way any moment," the news agency said.

A similar marine exclusion area has been enforced for years right before shuttle launchings, but the current one was put into effect on Oct. 1.

"I believe these changes represent an important improvement in the way the current law is put into practice, above all by providing a greater measure of common sense and common decency for handling what are complex and difficult issues," Gates said in announcing the changes.

Advantages such as simplicity of design and construction, high reliability determined by inexistence of moving mechanical parts and large range of working electric current intensities are put into evidence.