Sentence examples for recognised currently from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the role of methylation events in the regulation of S100 gene expression in the normal and malignant cerebellum may yet be more extensive than recognised currently.

How the scrib mutant cells are recognised is currently unknown, but might involve changes in cell morphology.

Accordingly, it needs to be recognised that currently established general recommendations for maintaining hydration and minimising on-court thermal strain and exertional heat illness risk in youth and adults 37 48–50 have a limited field-supported, sport-specific (tennis) evidence base.

Although existing research indicates that preferred place of death is often home, it is important to recognise that currently there is no empirical evidence to support this in haematology and again this is an area where more research is needed.

It said the Met was reviewing tactics that are currently recognised by the Association of Chief Police Officers but "are not currently within its scope of options".

Fourty eight different bifidobacterial species are currently recognised, including nine subspecies, and of these only fifteen species are represented by fully assembled genome sequences, of which there are currently fifty four publicly available (June 2015, source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi).nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi

But Libya, where the internationally recognised government is currently challenged by a rival administration, has only paid £2.7m.

But the South will play a more important role in the coming general election than is currently recognised.

A total of 330 reports were suspected reactions not currently recognised, such as palpitations, blurred vision, chest pain and flu-like illness.

Both said they were surprised at the number of genetically distinct species, because the currently recognised nine subspecies are relatively similar-looking.

Analysis of DNA evidence from all of the currently recognised nine sub-species found that there is not just one species of giraffe but enough genetic differences to recognise four distinct species.