Sentence examples for is current common from inspiring English sources

Fendall further suggested "all that remains is the problem of translating what is current common knowledge and routine medical and health practice to the other two thirds of the world: the 'implementation gap' must be closed".

Applying a similar study to pedigree extractions for routine genetic evaluations would be meaningful and may lead us to consider extracting a number of generations instead of a birth year limit, which is current common practice.

Our data further support the high inter-subject variability and the high intra-subject stability that is the current common view for the feature of adult gut microbiota.

But if their lifestyles are disparate, these men have two things in common: All are current or former New York City tax assessors.

The most common diagnoses were current episodes of major depression and anxiety disorders (specific phobia were excluded from analyses) (38.5 %, N = 20 respectively; for details see Table  1).

Table 2 shows that, compared with those employed, those unemployed and those sick or disabled were more likely to be current smokers (although smoking was common in all groups), inactive, binge and ex-drinkers.

So, the next question would be: Is there a current common source of PCBs and chlorinated pesticides for the average U.S. resident?

In order for adolescent participation in HIV vaccine trials to be lawful in South Africa, current common law requirements must be met, that is consent to such research must be in accordance with public policy [ 23].

Diabetes is not only a current common disease but its prevalence is expected to increase, especially in developing countries [ 10, 11].

The current, common opinion is that C. jejuni can effectively transmigrate in vivo and in vitro, but the involved mechanisms (paracellular and/or transcellular) are controversial in the literature (Table  2) and will be discussed below.

Given the fact that China is a nonimmigrant country and there has been no official definition of an immigrant, this operational definition is the best possible and is close to the current common-sense concept of immigrants in past studies.