Sentence examples for collection in future from inspiring English sources
Now we know that the image is of the Lapalun plantation, its significance can be reassessed, and this will alter the way curators consider the collection in future.
This exhibition will also provide an opportunity to look at the commissioning process, draw conclusions about how and when it works best, and to examine how the gallery will decide on who will be added to the collection in future.
These analyses of behavioral risk within the HVTN revealed several challenges and recommendations for improved behavioral risk data collection in future protocols.
Nineteen trainees overall would recommend the use of handheld data collection in future surveys.
Nonetheless, we acknowledge that these safety issues deserve in-depth analysis with specific and robust data collection in future studies.
Further economic evaluation of alternative data collection protocols would help guide the planning and allocation of resources for data collection in future studies.
Taking into account that we only were able to collect 4 samples at the bare basalt, we expect the number of species currently listed as vent endemics (vent specialists and generalists) to decline with more collections in future.
The use of the LC-self might facilitate detailed data-collection in future short- and long-term studies and reduce time- and money-consuming hetero-rating procedures.
We cannot plausibly explain this observation; however, this may underscore the need to have consistent collection times in future studies.
Refinement of data collection methods in future research on emergency service involvement with care homes is needed to fully address decision-making in relation to outcomes (i.e. whether residents are treated on-site or conveyed to hospital) and understand potentially emerging issues surrounding non-conveyance of older people with dementia resident in care homes.
The aim of the analysis will primarily be to evaluate whether information collected is fit for the purpose, and to inform information collection in a future trial.
