Sentence examples for suggests at present from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a substantial review of literature suggests at present that the use of PAC may lead to an overall increase in morbidity and mortality in critically ill patients [ 1, 2], stimulating the quest for a micro-invasive tool for assessing SvO2.

For Italy's new government, which will be judged by voters mainly on whether it can kick-start growth and create more jobs, cutting the burden on employers should be a clear priority.Much deeper tax reform in Europe is needed than that suggested at present.

The cause of this latency remains one of the major unanswered questions in this field, and while different possible mechanisms have been suggested, at present the cause remains unknown.

This outcome suggests that, at present days, events characterized by very large rainfall amount fallen over very long durations are less common than some decades ago.

Despite these points, our review suggests that, at present, there is insufficient evidence to definitively confirm or refute this hypothesis in adult onset AIE.

However, The Cochrane Collaboration [ 2, 3] suggests that 'At present, little empirical evidence is available to support the use of editorial peer review as a mechanism to ensure quality of biomedical research' and 'There is little empirical evidence on the effects of grant giving peer review.

This suggests, at least among the present group of women, that antioxidants play a strong role in the development of frailty and disability, independent of other background factors, such as smoking, educational attainment and chronic disease.

The present study suggests at least two successive AV interactions in association with syllable recognition tasks: early activation of auditory areas depending upon visual motion cues and a later speech-specific left-lateralized response mediated, conceivably, by backward-projections from multisensory areas.

The allegations against BK Gulf suggest that, at present, Western businesses and institutions are unable or unwilling to prevent such abuse.

Results suggest that, at present, 27% of the river network has a mean acid neutralising capacity (ANC) below a biologically-relevant threshold of 20 μeq l− 1.

Our revised estimates suggest that at present the large rivers of ESSE region, collectively delivering ∼2150 Mt of sediment annually to the oceans.