Sentence examples for presently defined from inspiring English sources

In 1939 the population of Lower Saxony as presently defined stood at about 4.5 million.

Ministers found it difficult to accept that the actions of a sperm donor are comparable to the actions presently defined as those of fatherhood.

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.

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

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

Results show that hydrologists dominate research in socio-hydrology as presently defined, with far less participation from social scientists.

Applications that require access to, or that produce, large volumes of data are presently loosely defined as "Big Data" applications.

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

There are presently various defined supportive strategies for treating patients with sepsis, but improvements are needed to reduce the unacceptably high mortality rate.

Although ideal ocular sample preparation methods for proteomic analysis are not presently clearly defined, here we offer an insight into practises that have worked well.

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.