Sentence examples for current avenue from inspiring English sources

Like the campy, now-aging "Real Live Brady Bunch" play and the current "Avenue Q," the adult puppet musical that nods to "Sesame Street," "Matt & Ben" represents a theater that appeals to a younger generation's pop cultural assumptions, a forward-looking theater that is not snobbish about movies, television or US Weekly.

Therapies using mesenchymal stem cells are a popular current avenue for development and utilization, especially in the fields of de novo tissue engineering (Sanchez-Ramos J, Song S, Cardozo-Pelaez F, et al. Adult bone marrow stromal cells differentiate into neural cells in vitro. Exp Neurol 2000 164 247).

Whether escapees evade SOX-mediated destruction by virtue of their associated cellular factors or are simply poor substrates for recognition by SOX is a current avenue of investigation in our laboratory.

Commodities, gold, real estate and emerging markets may be profitable current avenues, she suggests, but her strongest single recommendation is the Treasury's inflation-protected securities, a riskless long-term investment.

Current avenues of graft development include coating synthetic grafts with either biological chemicals or cells with anticoagulatory properties.

The ombuds office was created by the faculty after the fellows said that current avenues weren't entirely meeting their needs, but it is open to everyone, including faculty.

In this article we explore the current avenues and future applications of visual attentional models that have a significant bearing on the fields of computer vision and cognitive robotics.

The panel also summarized current avenues of research in the field at universities and industry views regarding key questions that the public sector may be well-equipped to address.

"What I would hope is that an open collaborative process between the executive and the Congress would develop an appropriate response and would explore the pros and cons of using the current available avenues," she said.

Current legal avenues for addressing theft were inadequate.

These remain, despite early setbacks, one of the most promising current therapeutic avenues.