The patient seems to have a knowledge about own health, which cannot be explained by patient's objective health status as it is described with present-day technology [ 31].
Fourth, chloride, and to a large degree sodium, the two primary ions in road salt, remain in solution, making it difficult with present-day technology to design effective management practices for reduction of road-salt loadings to receiving waters after application.
Biomass must and can contribute an indispensible and significant part to a sustainable future energy supply, but with present-day technologies, it can by no means serve all energy needs of mankind.
To the accuracy of present-day technology, the class of inertial frames may be regarded as those that are neither accelerating nor rotating with respect to the distant galaxies.
We conclude that with the present-day technology, ASE differences between individuals and between cases and controls are too subtle to be used to assess CRC risk.
A downfall in this process configuration is that lipid extraction of microalgae feedstock with present-day commercial technology (dry extraction) requires algae to be dried to approximately 90% (w/w), and therefore may be constrained by the energy considerations presented in this study.
The focus on technological advance also deflects attention from the substantial benefits available from combining present-day technology with behavioural change.
Surely present-day technology could come up with some actor's aid.
The present-day technology requires an efficient method to detect intrusion in the computer network system.
It is to no wonder that debates over possible futures involving emerging technologies are mostly grounded in debates over present day's controversial technologies [31]; thus, the new technology is implicitly (or explicitly) compared to an older one.
That conclusion is consistent even with present-day thought.
