Sentence examples for introduction of the currently from inspiring English sources

In this context, a detailed review concerning the physical principles of the neuromorphic circuit using phase-change materials as well as a comprehensive introduction of the currently available phase-change neuromorphic prototypes becomes imperative for scientists to continuously progress the technology of artificial neural networks.

Response rates have already improved to about 30 40% over the past years with the introduction of the currently used FOLFOX and FOLFIRI regimens in patients with metastatic CRC, however still leaving room for further research on potential candidates causing chemorefractory disease (Prenen et al, 2013).

There is also a proposal that League One clubs move towards the introduction of the salary cap currently in force in League Two, where teams can spend a maximum of 60% of their turnover on wages.

Munro wants to see the introduction of positive discrimination, currently against the law, but the current government will not support it.

It reduces the necessity for multiple referrals through the healthcare system in search of a definitive diagnosis, and facilitates future planning and the introduction of Riluzole therapy, currently the only available disease-modifying therapy [ 4, 16].

No single study in our search has followed up species introduction by measuring any of the currently available indices of functional diversity.

It is not certain what other uncaptured behaviours or policies the observations could be a result of, possibly unforeseen marketing, the introduction of new models (currently in the PTTMAM this is represented as a vehicle attribute from a simple function of the growing market share) or a change in public interest.

However, introduction of the additional parameters under the currently proposed framework would increase the action space to the point of infeasibility for analysis.

Introduction of the RG resulted in currently employed psychotherapists without formal training in cognitive behavioural therapy having to be trained and having to refrain from using their competencies in other therapy forms; thus their 'old' competence was indirectly disregarded.

The introduction of NIPT is currently changing the way in which prenatal screening for Down syndrome (and other common autosomal aneuploidies) is offered to pregnant women.

But fellow Tory Brooks Newmark, MP for Braintree, said the idea was "potentially toxic and dangerous" because of the introduction of tax on currently exempted goods.