Sentence examples for current prevalent from inspiring English sources

Future cancer prevalence is estimated as a proportion of the current prevalent population plus an additional number of new cancer survivors.

As mentioned above, several schemes have been proposed to model and restrain virus propagation, but these schemes may have some weaknesses with regard to the current prevalent virus.

Our microarrays have shown the unique advantages in aspects of parallelism, cost, signal stability and usability, overcoming most limitations of the current prevalent ELISA test format.

It is thus necessary to evaluate whether the E2 subunit vaccine can completely protect against the current prevalent strains in the field.

Finally, payer-centric payment architecture is advocated to facilitate the adoption of smart phones for mobile commerce applications, in contrast to the current prevalent mode of payee-centric payment practice.

The primary aim of this work is to criticise the current prevalent meaning of the concept of Mappæ Clavicula, and to show that its tradition does not include that of Compositiones: these two traditions, despite sharing two sets of manuscripts, result in two appreciably different texts.

Of course, the current commerce prevalent in downtown Hempstead -- Latin record stores, a dance club, travel agencies, ethnic eateries -- will not remind old-timers of the glory days of the 1950's, when the area was the upscale retail jewel for the burgeoning, and virtually all white, suburbs of central Nassau County.

This approach is in contrast to the current and prevalent lowest cost methods to producing and consuming energy.

Furthermore, according to the current orthodoxy, prevalent especially in the law, Substituted Judgment is the preferred solution for formerly competent patients because it promises to preserve respect for autonomy as an overriding moral consideration trumping concerns with beneficence.

In North America, the current most prevalent prion disease is in wildlife, chronic wasting disease (CWD), which has persistently affected deer, elk, and moose populations.

However, the unadjusted prevalence of allergy and asthma were higher among lifelong El Paso residents than among immigrants, with duration-dependent effects observed in both current and prevalent asthma (Table 2).