Sentence examples for our current concern from inspiring English sources

We note that since our current concern is with charging the microparticles, we did not attempt electrical acceleration of the charged microparticles.

The literature on the topic is vast and is best considered as a separate topic from our current concern (see e.g., Thomason (1997) for an overview).

As in much of the most enduring literature, it's easy to read our current concerns into Frankenstein – and so to be reminded that they aren't really all that new.

However, the idea that experience is naturally packaged into discrete chunks is not in the least Husserlian, and so this proposal is peripheral to our current concerns.

Since these experiments were intended to pin down the temporal intervals which subjects could estimate most accurately, rather than apprehend as wholes, their relevance to our current concerns is questionable.

The procedures reported here constituted part of two, larger-scale experiments which included treatment groups that are not relevant to our current concerns and whose data are thus not considered here.

In this review, we describe our current knowledge concerning how these pathways operate at the nucleosomal level and highlight the key players, such as histone chaperones, chromatin remodelers or modifiers, involved in the process of chromatin duplication.

Regarding our current knowledge concerning this procedure, one should remain cautious when delivering information to patients and their family at the time of cryopreservation, in terms of puberty induction and potential risks for children.

Our current knowledge concerning the initial steps leading to CIN is largely based on experimental approximations.

Despite the recent advancements in the understanding of suicide, our current knowledge concerning the neurobiology of this complex phenomenon is still limited.

Our current hypothesis concerning the rotation-resistant behavioral phenotype is that resistant females show reduced fidelity to corn as a host (Levine et al. 2002; Spencer and Levine 2008).