Sentence examples for current means for from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, the isolation of CD1dhiCD5+ B cells or other phenotypically defined B cell subsets where B10 cells are enriched currently provides the best current means for isolating a viable B cell population that is significantly enriched for B10 cells and can be used for adoptive transfer experiments and functional studies in mice.
It does however state that Google's current means for securing user permission to collect their data is insufficient.
They also conclude that in vivo marmoset research represents the best current means for investigating the steroidogenic effects of DBP relevant to humans.
Large-scale studies pooling data on upper and lower thermal limits are rapidly accumulating (Deutsch et al. 2008; Huey et al. 2009; Sunday et al. 2011; Kellermann et al. 2012b), but as static single point estimates, often compiled from numerous studies, they provide no current means for tracking temporal changes.
Current means of production for plant-derived aroma compounds include chemical synthesis and extraction from plant material.
Our results suggest that the current means of initial prognostication for PTC already accounts for the greatest established predictors of recurrence.
Mr. Jepsen noted that the open space that might go on the market during the next 15 years might amount to two Trout Brook Valleys a year, and that exceeds the current means to pay for it.
For the 'Traffic' case it was concluded that the current technical means for human biomonitoring for such case are not mature enough and there is need for further development in this area.
The current mean wait time for TKA in Canada is 237 days and the mean wait time for TKA within the Veterans Affairs Healthcare System in the United States can be as long as two years [ 6, 7].
What will this depletion, which is fed by current consumption, mean for future generations?
The first tests compared all measures by estimating their point-biserial correlations with smoking status (0 = former, 1 = current smoker), which is statistically equivalent to comparing group means for current and former smokers.
