Sentence examples for investigated at present from inspiring English sources
However, the antifouling activities of CP modified surface against microbes have not been investigated at present.
Its role in pathophysiology and the underlying molecular mechanisms are intensively investigated at present.
First, the correlation between bowel wall ADCs and other MRI markers of disease activity were not well investigated at present.
In addition, the therapeutic potential of specific inhibitors of the TGF-β/Smad pathway is heavily investigated at present.
As Syp is central to other growth factors, such as HGF and epidermal growth factor [ 43, 44], and since we recently showed a key role for HGF in OA Obs [ 47] and possibly for the cross-talk between OA Obs and cartilage tissue [ 48], the present results suggest that the HGF-dependent pathway could also be altered in OA Obs, a situation not investigated at present.
This paper explores what CR-related subjects are being investigated at the present time in a quantitative and qualitative way and analyzes this information to know what possible answers clinical research could give us in the future.
It has been found that the interrelated effects of multiple factors such as pond length-to-width ratio, inlet/outlet configuration, temperature, solar radiation and wind on WSP treatment performance are not investigated sufficiently at present.
Inhibition of excessive fibrosis at the inflammatory stage has been widely investigated, and at present, is the most established approach to scar management.
The main aim this study will investigate at the present potential of energy resources and future contributions to the national energy consumption in Turkey.
John Pizer, a local Jew who made footwear from leather, was known by the name "Leather Apron" and was arrested, even though the investigating inspector reported that "at present there is no evidence whatsoever against him".
In this present work, the surface activity of the enzyme asparaginase was investigated at the air-water interface, presenting surface activity in high ionic strengths.
