Sentence examples for aim in future from inspiring English sources
The early version does not detect which type of infection has formed, but the aim in future is to have different infections represented by different colours.
The individual contribution of these genetic polymorphisms to the pathogenesis of osteoporosis remains to be universally confirmed and an important aim in future work will be to define their functional molecular consequences and how these polymorphisms interact with each other and with the environment to cause the osteoporotic phenotype.
We did not reanalyse the data using lower stringency but instead aim in future experiments to extend the current study to additional brain regions and samples.
Therefore, a valuable aim in future work would be to test the conspicuousness of backs relative to the flanks in individual lizards, both within- and among-island populations.
Furthermore, confirming these results in a design with activities of daily living should be an aim in future studies, because effect of pain and pain-related cognitions for relevant motor activities is probably of value for therapy improvement.
We aim in future to expand the database to other enzyme families involved in aromatic degradation, including anaerobic key enzymes and to update regularly the already described enzyme families.
One of their aims in future is to help Japan find support for their causes from abroad and "build friendship with other nations".
More quantitative validations should be aimed in future studies.
An attempt to estimate the frequency with which postoperative complications occur in patients with different characteristics, such as age, gender, smoking habit, history of periodontitis, and more, in order to evaluate the influence of these factors on augmentation outcome and implant survival rate should be aimed in future studies.
Our findings demonstrate the need to expand the design in future studies, aiming to estimate risk and identify possible causal relationships.
These results need to be investigated further, which may be interesting to target in future interventions aiming at improving self-care.
