Sentence examples for the current accepted from inspiring English sources

However, it is rare for any generic to deliver exactly the same amount of drug as the original, so the current accepted standard for bioavailability can range from 80 to 125 percent of the brand-name drug's delivery system.

I use "beauty" not in the Keatsian sense but as the current accepted shorthand for "the cosmetics industry," which — though more regulated by the government than in Marie Antoinette's day, when noblewomen smeared their faces with arsenic, lead and other toxins — continues to harbor some ugly practices (not to mention traces of lead, according to recent reports).

The current accepted 'gold' standard of functional mapping of eloquent cortex is electrical cortical stimulation (ECS) suffers from known limitations.

The role of Si is discussed and the current accepted mechanism is shown to be inconsistent with present and published observations.

This option is gaining in evidence, and when failing, does not impede proceeding to the current accepted standard of care in destructive joint infections.

Although the current accepted estimate of vertical transmission is 0.1%, there is some evidence from [22] supporting higher values, and so we varied the rate up to 2% in the simulations.

Schedule I is reserved for drugs the DEA considers to be the "most dangerous" and without "current accepted medical use".

As a professional, I am totally rebellious against and skeptical of the current widely accepted Diagnostic Statistical Manual (DSM), which is the name-calling manual widely accepted for diagnosing mental illness.

"Those rights are material and valuable, and the current owner accepted them as binding when he purchased the team in 2004".

Although L.D.L. remains the primary target for prevention, the current nationally accepted guidelines recommend that physicians measure the complete lipid profile and treat unhealthy levels of H.D.L. as well.

If the current moth accepted as the new moth, then the new moths change its position using Eq. (2).