Sentence examples for currently exemplified from inspiring English sources

Importantly, this definition excludes potential binding sites that have not been demonstrated to bind ligands (so called unliganded binding sites), thereby creating a bias towards currently exemplified protein ligand complexes.

Transparent caches use deep-packet inspection to intercept and answer requests made by its users to peers outside the ISP; these are currently exemplified by PeerApp's UltraBand technology [38].

We acknowledged the pain and deep-seated antagonism that persist among the descendants of slaves and former slaveholders currently exemplified over the retention or removal of monuments and statutes commemorating leaders of the slave owning states of the Confederacy defeated in our earlier Civil War.

This approach is currently best exemplified by treating patients with NSCLC with first-line tyrosine kinase inhibitors when their cancers harbor gain-of-function hotspot mutations in the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) gene or anaplastic lymphoma kinase (ALK) gene rearrangements.

In fact it is they who conduct class warfare, currently best exemplified by the Bush tax cuts, and wonderfully articulated as an economic policy principle recently by Senator John Kyl (R-Arizona): It is not necessary to offset tax cuts with concurrent tax increases, but it is necessary to offset any addition to the Federal budget with an offsetting budget reduction.

By contrast, the cultural prestige that comics currently enjoy is exemplified by this book, which features appreciations of a familiar canon — from George Herriman to Chris Ware — by a starry list of contributors, such as Dave Eggers and Jules Feiffer.

This is exemplified by currently showing distinct MalaCards for not only the two sub-types 'Lactate Dehydrogenase-a Deficiency' and 'Lactate Dehydrogenase-b Deficiency', but also for the general disease term 'Lactate Dehydrogenase Deficiency'.

The centralized approach currently used by VC systems, exemplified by VCS, on the other hand creates numerous problems.

Currently, soaring food prices - exemplified by the threefold jump in wheat flour, the local staple in some markets - are crushing the budgets of households already pummelled by military operations that destroy homes, wound citizens and upset the chain of activities that make food production possible.

Currently, the legal perspective is best exemplified in recent work by Paul Appelbaum and his collaborators (Appelbaum et al. 2009).

However, the complexity of this argument is exemplified in current vaccine candidates for Plasmodium falciparum control, where the relative merits and problems of sequence variation in vaccine candidates are currently discussed [40].