Sentence examples for aim of the future from inspiring English sources

A main aim of the future NEFI efforts related to permafrost is to evaluate its vulnerability under climate warming across the permafrost regions of the northern and high-elevation Eurasia with respect to ecosystems stability, infrastructure, and socioeconomic impact.

This profile comes to the aim of the future application of these bacterial isolates in a real process for ethanol production, because they show a metabolic versatility, which can be improved by future investigations using heterologous systems for expression of the target proteins.

The aim of the FUTURE trial was to compare the efficacy of two fixed combination therapies that deliver different ICS doses; extrafine BDP/FF versus fluticasone / salmeterol (FP/S) where the daily ICS doses are 400 μg and 1000 μg / day respectively.

The aim of the future trial will be to test the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of the HeART of Stroke group intervention, provided in addition to usual care, to support self-confidence and psychological well-being following stroke compared with usual care alone.

The aim of the future use of TTAQ in clinical practice is to allow physicians to identify potential factors for non-adherence at an early time point and to enable them in that way to apply adherence-enhancing interventions according to patient's individual needs.

This review embodies developments in the field of DCM with the aim of elucidating the future perspectives of predictors and prevention of DCM.

There is, on the other hand, already open licensing for databases with the aim of guaranteeing the future availability of information.

This is the first time such an exercise has been conducted with the aim of predicting the future impact of emerging vaccines on childhood pneumonia.

This is the first time that such an exercise has been conducted with the aim of predicting the future impact of emerging vaccines on morbidity and mortality due to childhood pneumonia.

In addition, vascular regulation may change during acute attacks, which would represent, however, the aim and the target of the future separate studies.

Indeed a recent movement within philosophy of religion, so-called Open Theism, has been developed with the explicit aim of leaving the future "open", and thus unknown to God, precisely so as to leave room for human freedom.