Sentence examples for earlier currently from inspiring English sources
Finally, as a robustness check, we have estimated a more restricted binary model, where the dependent variable is equal to one if the respondent reports non-willingness to naturalise and zero otherwise (naturalised earlier, currently naturalising and willing to naturalise in the future).
The cross-sectional design of the study also prevented us to evaluate the effects of earlier, currently discontinued treatment.
As mentioned earlier, currently there exists a vast army of Village Doctors in Chakaria and they are the dominant source of healthcare for the community people.
As indicated earlier, currently there are multitudes of guidelines and standards that govern the public health response in emergency situations, but these guidelines do not include NCDs, including diabetes.
As mentioned earlier, currently Tangram can only run on alignment data generated by the MOSAIK aligner, but not by other widely used sequencing aligners such as BWA, because only MOSAIK currently provides the mapping information vital for MEI detection with our method.
However, the earliest currently known fossil snakefly is of Early Jurassic age [ 15, 24, 25].
Now, Chen, Wang, Engel et al. have discovered a new genus and species of ancient aquatic fly, which may be the earliest currently known aquatic ectoparasitic insect.
Although the lizard-tuatara node was not listed as a potential calibration for the animal tree of life by Benton & Donoghue [ 44], it was by Benton [ 45], and some analyses have used the earliest currently known lepidosaur fossils to constrain divergence times for investigating the origins of both squamates and amniotes [ 37, 38, 40- 43].
This reflects our belief that the unemployment rate will dip below 7.0% earlier than currently forecast by the Bank of England.
Otherwise, they said, the Bush plan would push the retirement system into insolvency even earlier than currently projected.
"Conversely, monetary tightening may need to be initiated earlier than currently envisaged if core inflation or wage growth in excess of productivity growth begins to rise sharply".
