Sentence examples for our current mechanism from inspiring English sources

"Peril is generational for black people in America--and incarceration is our current mechanism for ensuring that the peril continues," he laments.

There is, however, a shortage of quality-assured second-line drugs through our current global mechanism.

We provide mechanisms that, unlike the FAA's current mechanism, satisfy our incentive properties to the greatest extent possible given the FAA's own design constraints.

Expanding our current understanding of mechanisms of self-renewal in the neonatal mammalian heart may lead to the development of novel cardiovascular regenerative medicines for pediatric heart diseases.

We will integrate dynamic studies from single cells and genomic studies from cell populations, and discuss how genomic approaches have reshaped our current understanding of mechanisms that control steroid receptor interaction with chromatin.

Plus, if these ever replace our current waterborne shipping mechanisms, future generations will never experience coming-of-age stories like the one depicted in David Mamet's Lakeboat (warning: this contains all the cusses so watch the volume if you're at work).

According to Zaldivar, crypto will change society in two ways: it will transform and create a new financial system of the future and it will evolve our current social scalability mechanisms into trust minimized social contracts that can be directly subscribed to by the population and can be instantly opt-out of.

Other than plain cellular senescence, our current understanding of mechanisms that cause or aggravate microglial dystrophy and degeneration is in its infancy.

Identifying these components and altering their presence by intensifying or omitting them in a new intervention trial would add to our current knowledge of mechanisms of change.

Additional work will be necessary to demonstrate if our current hope in mechanisms controlling thermogenesis will be of valuable clinical therapeutic application in the future.

In this review, we describe our current understanding of mechanisms for forming rod-like shapes, and speculate on possible evolutionary advantages of this particular shape.