The phrase "as future evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that will serve as proof or support for a claim or argument in the future.
Example: "Please keep this document as future evidence of our agreement."
Alternatives: "as proof for the future" or "as evidence down the line".
45, might serve as candidates for a future evidence-based mutagenesis approach 18 to iteratively develop improved hypoallergenic variants of Phl p 5. Pollen contains multiple isoallergens and isoforms of major allergens such as the group 5 allergens 28 and several grasses produce similar cross-reacting allergens 32.
As in daily practice, the psychological evaluation could be complemented in future evidence-based RTS guidelines.
As for future access, evidence suggests that strengthening patent policy in a given nation may speed up the time required for entry into the pharmaceutical market.
Disseminating this work to developers of genetic and genomic tests will be important to highlight current evidence gaps as future research priorities.
The byproducts of the review would help to identify the remaining challenges and to suggest ways toward positive policy coherence, as well as future study areas where current evidence is still sparse.
As future work, we plan to introduce evidence related to the image content in the GP framework, so that we will be able to combine both image and textual sources of evidence in a single ranking function, as done in [15].
These clinical trial data present promising evidence for B cell targeted therapies as future therapeutic options for RA.
Hence, the finding of no significant benefits (or harm) from cognitive training interventions needs to be interpreted with caution, and estimates of effect sizes may vary in the future as the evidence comes from studies of better quality.
Therefore, tumor immunology will probably be used more commonly in clinical practice in the future, as increasing evidence indicates that the effectiveness of several chemotherapies depends on the active contribution of the different immune effectors.
If Brisbane and the AFL can get that right, the future – as evidenced by the Giants on Sunday –may be bright.
