Sentence examples for currently labelled from inspiring English sources

Nobody denies the reality of those behaviours that are currently labelled as ADHD, nor of the challenges of helping a child to overcome them.

The constitution also addresses the citizenship woes of the millions of disenfranchised Zimbabweans born in the country to parents from Malawi, Zambia, Mozambique and elsewhere who are currently labelled "aliens".

"Implementing a model of worker status by default for companies with substantial dependent workforces currently labelled as self-employed would better protect such workers.

Phylogenetic bootstrap analysis using SeaView 4.2.12 [41] reveals that Obelix clusters closer to sequences from human (NM_032325), mouse (NM_027236), Drosophila (NM_164564) and other species (currently labelled as EIF1AD) than with true EIF1A from human, mouse or Drosophila (NP_001403, XP_110004 and AAF44294, respectively) and their orthologues in other species (Fig. 1B).

First, the trial population is entirely women, a gender imbalance that is characteristic of IBS and its referral pattern; moreover, alosetron is currently labelled exclusively for female use.

Aspirin is not currently labeled for use in primary prevention.

Currently, labeling of various enzymes was the mainly strategy for signal amplification, unfavorably, this method usually suffered inferior stability.

The questionnaire also asked: "Semiautomatic rifles, shotguns and pistols, currently labeled 'assault weapons,' are commonly used in hunting and target competition, including the National Matches and the Olympics.

Another entry, originally titled "Scrap the Cap" but currently labeled "Movin' In, Kids," has outpaced all others to date in terms of both viewings and ratings.

Since then, the company's high potentials have been "owned" by HR and "leased" to key departments under an initiative, currently labeled New Leadership Program, that is constantly tweaked with an eye toward future business scenarios.

The troubles are so severe that the District is the only jurisdiction in the nation that the U.S. Labor Department currently labels as a "high-risk" partner in job training and employment programs.