Sentence examples for current generation of standards from inspiring English sources
As detailed in the article by Louise Mead and Anton Mates (2009) in this issue, the good news is that, as of spring 2009, more state standards include evolution, and that the treatment of evolution is generally more competent in the current generation of standards.
Three key representational issues appear in the current generation of databases: variation in implementation of standards, lack of uniqueness criteria and the use of sets of molecules in interaction and reaction data.
The 'de-facto' standard for current generation of high-speed cellular communication networks is the long-term evolution (LTE) system [1].
The startup also needs to update its product for Apple's current generation of mobile devices; Lightning is the prevailing standard on Apple iOS hardware now, and its use will likely occlude that of 30-pin entirely come September when Apple introduces new iPhone hardware.
The strategy at each step involves using the current generation of individuals to suitably generate the next generation.
For the current generation of licensed "last-mile" broadband installations, this is the de-facto standard.
The current generation of StoreDot batteries will last about one-third less of the time than those in standard smartphones at the moment.
Moreover, universal access to standard (conventional/culture-based) first- and second-line DST is still essential as the current generation of molecular tests does not identify all relevant mutations that lead to phenotypic drug resistance [ 262].
