Sentence examples for have currently achieved from inspiring English sources

Using closely related species, we have functionally annotated this sequence set and have currently achieved significant representation in a number of functional classes, including some closely tied to recombinant protein production.

However, although research in this field is extensive, only 2 chemokine receptor antagonists have currently achieved FDA approval: the CCR5 antagonist Maraviroc for the treatment of HIV and the low molecular weight CXCR4 antagonist Plerixafor (AMD3100) for aiding stem cell mobilization.

However, retaining midwives in the village remains an enormous challenge, and failure to do so will lead to a lower coverage of current health services than has currently been achieved, particularly as the village midwife is usually a solo health care provider.

Production of the muons requires targets for beams with powers which are at or beyond what has currently been achieved.

Since SBE can be performed quickly and inexpensively by any laboratory, this technique opens past genomes to more in-depth study than has currently been achieved.

"I have to work with the players I have currently but if you don't achieve that too much and you can bring in players with more confidence and with a lot of experience it could be helpful for the team".

But, as the agreement points out, the pledges that have currently been made are not sufficient to achieve this target.

Metabolic glycan labelling has currently only been achieved by using azide, 9, 12– 14 alkyne, 15 ketone, 16 thiol, 17 alkene 18 and cyclopropene 19– 21 groups as the chemical reporter group.

As we have seen in the evaluation, this is a drawback for the recall that can be currently achieved.

But the modern class of deep learning models that you may have heard about, that currently achieve state of the art performance on a whole range of tasks, have the same basic architecture as these.

From the conscript records, we also obtained information on whether the conscripts had achieved or were currently achieving the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE), which is typically achieved at the age of 18 or 19 in Denmark.