Sentence examples for as future endeavors from inspiring English sources

That big payment from the concert tour or the gallery show needs to be managed conservatively to cover everyday expenses as well as future endeavors.

This review focuses on recent milestones in leaf senescence research obtained using multi-omics technologies, as well as future endeavors toward systems understanding of leaf senescence processes.

ABVV-specific and vesiculovirus-consensus PCRs, as well as future endeavors to culture this virus, will help address these questions.

The gig was not as glamorous as his future endeavors — rapper, actor, husband of Mariah Carey — but Nick Cannon did develop crucial skills working at a Wienerschnitzel in Los Angeles, for as long as the job lasted.

This information can be used to improve our choice of reprogramming approach (SCNT versus iPSC) in future endeavors, as well as identifying groups of supportive (but not essential) genes that might be used to augment efficiency in the reprogramming process.

More likely it appears to mean, I wish you the best in your future endeavors as long as they don't involve me.

Rouach's fascination with that concept of anonymous trust is a thread that runs through his future endeavors as well — businesses that all attempt to refine that notion of anonymous, verified trust.

"It's a beautiful solution to a problem that I didn't even think of… How can you create trust between people without central coordination?" Rouach's fascination with that concept of anonymous trust is a thread that runs through his future endeavors as well — businesses that all attempt to refine that notion of anonymous, verified trust.

As for any future endeavors, no matter the subject, it's safe to say I will be asking two new questions of the professor in the first week of class: 1) do you write the tests yourself and 2) are they new each term?

This review article provides technical and surgical views from the past and from the present, as well as a glance at the future endeavors and challenges in instrumentation development for lumbar spinal disorders.

Biomaterials for existing medical devices such as bioelectrodes and biosensors and for future endeavors such as cancer theranostics, bioprinting and organs-on-chip are also discussed.