Sentence examples for connection in the current from inspiring English sources

The frequency of individually deleterious mutations that we identify (3 out of 34 unique mutations) is similar to the 10% frequency of compensated pathogenic deviations reported by Kondrashov et al. For reasons of brevity and scope, we have not expanded on this connection in the current manuscript, but it would be interesting to follow up on this connection in the future.

Connection: in-the-flesh.

The design rules of single shear screwed connections in the current North American, Australian/New Zealand and European specifications for cold-formed steel structures are based on investigation at ambient temperature.

Then recursively transform the drugs state and the drug-response graph as follows: (i) Identify the set of drugs having the largest number of connections in the current drug-response graph.

I also discussed with President al-Assad our outstanding request to visit all persons detained in Syria in connection with the current events – persons held in all facilities, including those managed by the security authorities and those used for interrogation.

One would be military tribunals for those charged with crimes in connection with the current fighting.

Scruggs, 60, has not been charged with any crimes in connection with the current investigation.

One person involved said that lawyers for the committee raised the idea of sending subpoenas to the Barclay brothers in connection with the current lawsuit against Lord Black.

In connection with the current exhibition, "Art and the Empire City: New York, 1825-61," a group of performers recreate a soiree that took place at the Apollo Music Room in 1843, playing a double quartet by Ludwig Spohr and Beethoven's Septet (Op. 20).

A superseding indictment would be filed in connection with the current criminal case against the four Ernst & Young defendants: Robert Coplan, who is also a former Internal Revenue Service official; Richard Shapiro; Martin Nissenbaum and Brian Vaughnn.

"Draconian," "procrustean," "Euripides": however confusing the state of affairs in Athens and Brussels right now, it's clear that the temptation to invoke the glories of ancient Greece in connection with the current Greek economic crisis is one that journalists have found impossible to resist.