Sentence examples for be represented in future from inspiring English sources

Under the proposals, they will be represented in future by whoever is allocated to them.

A person is, from the biologist's perspective, a temporary federation of replicators that are working to be represented in future generations, sometimes threatened, sometimes exploited, and sometimes assisted by other federations of replicators (Dawkins 1999).

This selection should also reflect the tumour types that are likely to be represented in future phase I studies (typically lung, breast, prostate, head and neck, colorectal, glioma, melanoma).

Dr. Kirchstein said the institutes would hold training session for researchers seeking Federal grants to instruct them on the issues and ways to assure that women are represented in future studies.

She added there could "be no question" of one political party - the DUP - being represented in future UK-EU trade talks when other political parties and devolved governments are not.

Women physicians represent an expanding sector of the physician work force; it is essential that they are represented in future fields of research, and in academic publications.

The aluminum world of the future was represented in miniature on a platform.

One possible solution is an anti-peptide antibody that is directed against the conserved region of the hemaggutinin protein that is represented in all the current and possibly future viral strains.

While a great deal has been learned about the neural mechanisms by which external rewards, such as food or juice drops, are represented in the brain and might shape future behavior (Schultz et al., 1997; Hikosaka, 2007), little is known about how the brain evaluates its own performance, where such self-evaluation is computed and how these signals might shape future behavior.

" Similarly, diverging views on the future of innovation are represented in the Spring 2009 issue of the MIT Sloan Management Review: Clayton M. Christensen of Harvard Business School predicts that the downturn will be good for innovation, whiles Joshua Gans of Melbourne Business School expresses concern about the effect of the financial crisis on technology start-ups.

This result fits well with stock valuation model that argues that discounted present values of a firm's future cash flows are represented in stock prices.