Sentence examples for is currently recognised from inspiring English sources

The first typing method developed used IS 6110 restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) analysis, but variable number of tandem repeat (VNTR) typing is currently recognised as the gold standard [ 3, 4].

But the South will play a more important role in the coming general election than is currently recognised.

Among the issues likely to be scrutinised by critics will be how much weight the definition of "sustainable" development gives to environmental concerns when weighed against economic questions, and how much protection is given to greenfield sites and to the wider countryside, which is currently recognised by planning guidance as having an intrinsic value.

It is currently recognised that the utility of DCE in clinical practice is mainly as a confirmatory sequence for PZ lesions [58]; however, further studies are required to determine the value of DCE in PCa.

Together, these periglacial landforms document evidence of climate change much younger than is currently recognised by crater counts, with important implications for age constraints on young surfaces and absolute age determinations by this method.

The Clumber Spaniel is currently recognised as a Vulnerable Native Breed by the UK Kennel Club, which means it is a breed which fewer than 300 new registrations each year.

In 30 odd years of working life I have certainly gained knowledge to degree level in a number of areas, but none of them are currently recognised academic subjects, unfortunately.

Three named species of Armillaria are currently recognised as occurring in New Zealand: Armillaria novae-zelandiae (G. Stev).

It said the Met was reviewing tactics that are currently recognised by the Association of Chief Police Officers but "are not currently within its scope of options".

Biofilms are currently recognised as the predominant bacterial life-style and it has been suggested that biofilm development is influenced by a number of different processes such as adhesion, detachment, mass transport, quorum sensing, cell death and active dispersal.

Two subspecies are currently recognised, including the nominate subspecies described here.