Sentence examples for currently being confirmed from inspiring English sources

The promising results achieved with this regimen are currently being confirmed in the randomized, phase 3, BOLERO 1 trial in the first-line setting.

This is currently being confirmed by peptide-based epitope mapping, as well as NCSTN deletion mutants (kind gift of Prof Christian Haass, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, GE) [ 2, 18].

Both the candidate gene-based and genome-wide scans have provided provisional identification of a number of novel susceptibility genes, and these are currently being confirmed by a world-wide consortium of independent laboratories totalling 20,000-plus cases and controls.

These in vitro results are the starting point to find relevant molecules and signaling pathways triggered by NT under inflammatory and hyperglycemic conditions that are currently being confirmed both in the in vivo models as well as in the primary macrophage cultures.

Of course, Rintoul's version can't currently be confirmed – but that's scarcely surprising.

Laura Gilchrist from the BBC Weather Centre said: "Eye witness descriptions and photos of the damage suggest that an isolated small tornado could well have occurred in Chobham, however without an expert visiting the site or footage or photos of the tornado itself, it cannot currently be confirmed that a tornado was responsible".

This rumor cannot currently be confirmed, but it goes on to speculate that the company, founded in the late '70s and headed up by a man named Steven Jobs, will hand manufacturing of said notebooks to Foxconn Electronics, whom the company currently employs to manufacture portable audio and video devices for a line of products the company calls "iPod".

As there are no EST sequences corresponding to either CtDlxa or CtDlxb these predictions cannot currently be confirmed.

Remission can currently be confirmed when the DAS28 score is lower than 2.4, or confirmed independently using the 2010 American College of Rheumatology (ACR)/EULAR criteria.

However, the magnitude of such increases as a consequence of data incompleteness is difficult to predict, especially considering the low promiscuity rates that can currently be confirmed on the basis of high-confidence data.

It would not have been difficult for the Observer to find people who question why Buckinghamshire taxpayers support grammar schools in Bucks when apparently, though this currently cannot be confirmed, more than 60% of places go to pupils from private schools or schools from outside the county.