Sentence examples for current views that from inspiring English sources

"If we would discover something new in the solar system that would make it necessary to completely revise our current views, that would be tremendously exciting".

These results demonstrate, contrary to current views, that complement activation in conjunction with antibodies can paradoxically aid parasites invade RBCs and should be considered in future design and testing of merozoite vaccines.

This is in line with current views that alpha plays a role in attentional and working memory processes (for a review see [34], [35]).

Our results indicate that despite the widely distributed activity in the globus pallidus of the parkinsonian primate, movement encoding is dispersed and independent rather than correlated and synchronized, thus contradicting current views that posit synchronous activation during Parkinson's disease.

This is in congruence with current views that geographic ranges of sponge species are frequently overestimated [36] and the number of distinct species is higher than expected [37], [38].

Therefore, this gene (and others with similar expression profiles, not shown) and the results here based on it support current views that the interferon signature observed in most SLE patients is due to the simultaneous activation of several classes of leukocytes by type 1 interferons and that this class of cytokines is central to the disease (reviewed in [21]).

This is at odds with the current view that assumes that PRMT4, a type I PRMT, acts as a co-activator of gene expression, while PRMT5, the main type II PRMT, acts as a transcriptional repressor [ 3, 4, 10, 24].

And while O.C.R.'s current view that "sex" means gender identity was "perhaps not the intuitive one," it was not plainly wrong.

Nonetheless, the court's 15th Amendment analysis was consistent with the court's current view that there is essentially no such thing as benign discrimination.

"It is our current view that the association of murine gamma retroviruses with C.F.S. has not withstood the test of time or of independent verification and that this association is now tenuous," wrote the authors.

By the end of a one-hour statement that generated more heat than light, it did emerge that Cameron came to his current view that Hunt had not breached the ministerial code on the basis of the culture secretary's verbal assurances, and without seeing any written evidence.