Sentence examples for currently suitable from inspiring English sources
But the governor stepped in and rejected the parole, saying Mr. Rosenkrantz "was not currently suitable" for release.
The equivalent figure for Mediterranean areas of Europe is the most striking; 85 percent of currently suitable lands would become unfriendly to vineyards by 2050.
The law requires the government to protect endangered species' habitat, but does not specify whether this applies to land that is not currently suitable for a species to occupy.
The scaffold-based approaches are currently suitable for applications that require thicker grafts, because the scaffold may be more readily vascularized by the host circulation.
Currently, suitable commercially available devices are lacking, and there is a growing realization that the reliance on direct exposure to patients for learning may not represent best practice from either the trainees' or patients' perspective.
The modular nature of the PAS, the increased productivity per unit area, reduced water requirement, and reduced environmental impact offers the potential for fish culture systems to be installed at sites not currently suitable for conventional aquaculture.
Order N does not comply with Class where N1 (currently not suitable) and N2 (permanently not suitable).
However, there is currently no suitable process simulation model available for study.
The latest monitoring data also shows that effluent is also still being discharged from at least four points around the lagoon, less than half of which is currently deemed suitable for recreational use.
Although there is currently no suitable replacement rate that has gained traction in the loan market, in the U.S. derivatives market, the Alternative Reference Rates Committee ARRCC), set up by the Federal Reserve, has recommended a broad Treasuries repo rate.
To our knowledge, this is the first placental co-culture model that incorporates the two key cellular barriers of the human placenta as well as the currently most suitable porous support to assess translocation of a large variety of low to high molecular weight compounds and NPs.
