Sentence examples for present heavily from inspiring English sources

So any interpretation of a person's genome is at present heavily skewed toward generating ominous news.

Next year housing association and council rents will rise from their present heavily subsidised rents to 80% of the market rent for new tenants – about £100 more a week.

Very often, film-makers and readers reiterate the point that "it's a fictional movie, not a documentary" – though frankly some films deliberately blur the line, such as Paul Greengrass's United 93 (2006) or Oliver Stone's JFK (1991), both of which use the documentary style to present heavily fictionalised – and heavily politicised – historical cases.

There are also profound philosophical questions raised by relationships being mediated by a system that presents heavily self-selected identities, either consciously or subconsciously.

This paper presents heavily grad-div and pressure jump stabilised, equal- and mixed-order discontinuous Galerkin finite element methods for non-isothermal incompressible flows based on the Oberbeck Boussinesq approximation.

Whereas in water the surface presents heavily eroded areas with deep pitting cavities, in the 1% PAA solution the damage appears only in the form of individual craters that accumulate along specific lines and large undamaged areas (a stringy damage pattern).

Both countries at present rely heavily on coal for electricity generation, which both will be boosting hugely in coming decades.

"Compensation schemes overvalued the present and heavily discounted the future, encouraging imprudent risk taking and short-termism," he said.

However, in enterprise environments where an overlaid Wi-Fi network is not only present but heavily used, contention due to medium access between the Wi-Fi P2P docking link and the overlaid Wi-Fi network will have a direct impact on the quality of experience (QoE) for the docking video.

PPRs encoded by Rf genes (Rf-PPR) are exceptional because they are not conserved among the species [ 39]; they are curiously present as heavily duplicated clusters of Rf-PPR-like genes in the genome.

As the WHO classification at present is heavily debated because of low reproducibility and lack of objectivity in diagnostics, 34 the D-score was used as an additional procedure to compensate for this limitation.