Sentence examples for imposed in the current from inspiring English sources
Sarcomere length typically varies by 10% above and below the unloaded length; although under the boundary conditions imposed in the current model the midwall circumferentially oriented sarcomere lengths increased by up to 20% at end diastole.
A religious legal system cannot be imposed in the current global society with people of different faiths in all countries.
If we are correct in inferring that robust genotypes of virus φ6 tend to contain proteins which are relatively thermostable, one might predict that the positive relationship between robustness and evolvability is specific to elevated-temperature environments, such as the 45°C heat-shock selection imposed in the current study.
Ni/Al2O3 composite coatings were prepared by a novel method from a modified Watt's type electrolyte containing nano-Al2O3 particles, where a high magnetic field was imposed in the direction parallel to an electrolytic current instead of mechanical agitation.
The ban in its current form could be imposed in the period of purdah leading up to an election so as to preserve the integrity of the process from pressure groups affiliated to political parties.
They noted that the bill cuts $6 billion in current spending on top of $4 billion in reductions imposed in the previous two-week budget bill that expires Friday.
The tax was imposed in the 1970s and remained at 5percentt until 2005, when lawmakers approved annual increases, bringing it to the current 7percentt.
Values imposed in the modelled scenarios.
Italics: Limits imposed in the intervention.
If a 40% welfare surcharge were imposed in conjunction with the current excise tax on all four alcoholic beverages, overall consumption would decrease by 16.24% to 16.42%.
That bill would jettison the ACA's requirement that most individuals prove they have health coverage, would repeal or delay billions in taxes imposed under the current law and would make deep, long-term cuts to the nation's Medicaid program.
