Sentence examples for this current issue from inspiring English sources

(You should locate articles from The New York Times and other sources to fully understand this current issue).

This current issue is especially exciting, as we complete volume 4 with a special issue on evolution and medicine.

But in putting this current issue to rest, there are some things I'd like to point out.

An example of modeling of Near Earth Space Processes by empoying the Neural Network Approach [Tulunay et al., Adv. Space Res., this current issue, 2003] is considered.

Three JISA papers will address important network virtualization questions, one in this current issue and two others in the open access format, early next year.

Within this current issue, Keown-Stoneman and colleagues moved the field forward showing the estimated probability of patients being in each stage of the model previously described (Duffy et al. 2010).

He has no choice, between this and the current issue of bombings by the Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram, Nigeria will be safe to progress into its productive future.

The consortium of scientists unveiled the full genome sequence of this bacterium in the current issue of the journal Nature.

This article, from the current issue of The Economist, looks at the background to the meeting, at the recent history of family planning in developing countries, and especially at the personal and macroeconomic benefits from making it more widely available.

In line with the purview of the current issue, this review assesses the utility of ME as a means of enhancing solubility of poorly soluble drugs/chemicals.

Examples of this abound in the current issue of Evolution, Education and Outreach, as numerous articles describe how a major factor in the evolution of eyes is new combinations of existing biological components.