Sentence examples for is presently defined from inspiring English sources

Family practice as it is presently defined has only been officially recognized since 1969, but it developed from older models of general medical practice in which all of a patient's health care needs were met by a single physician.

He believes that the Startup Visa, as it is presently defined, will suffer the same fate as the programs that have preceded it.

He believes that the Startup Visa, as it is presently defined, will suffer the same fate as the programs that have preceded it.

The mechanisms responsible are incompletely known and no specific treatment is presently defined.

The boundary of the hypothalamus with the telencephalon is presently defined molecularly by the ventral edge of the subpallial domain expressing Dlx, Arx, and Mash1 genes.

Interfaces between subsystems in collaborative product development projects are presently defined by interface control documents.

In the original 12-joint score the wrist was described as the dorsal carpal recess, which was presently defined as the radiocarpal and intercarpal joints.

However, neither examination of flexor tenosynovitis in the second and third finger nor assessments of erosions were performed in this study, and joints and tendons on the patients right side were presently defined as being the dominant side and included in the calculations of the 7-joint score.

The antibiotic dosing schedule for a trauma patient admitted to ICU is presently poorly defined and largely empiric.

In contrast, while necrosis is also found as histological characteristic in human NASH (Malhi & Gores, 2008; Schattenberg & Schuppan, 2011), the functional relation to fibrosis is presently poorly defined.

While a consensus on positive CK5 and EGFR scoring is not presently defined, all tumours that were positive showed strong staining in >10% of tumour cells.