Sentence examples for combined in future from inspiring English sources
In this sense, both tracking and comparative policy database have their distinct value, and should ideally be combined in future research.
The global and regional approaches are complimentary and could be combined in future work to improve carbon mapping at national and global levels.
A detailed analysis of such a complex set of sugar metabolites may be combined in future studies with additional phenotypic information, such as lifestyle and nutrition pattern, to investigate the metabolism of these sugar metabolites more specifically in the context of their role in diabetic arteriosclerosis and hyperglycemia.
It will be interesting to combine in future studies between cochleotopic mapping and high order auditory functions (like voice recognition).
The L-estimate and standard distribution approaches could be combined in some future work to reduce the calculation complexity.
This new database, paralleled by the creation and release of various other smaller databases with legacy data, which will be combined in the future, enables the analysis of the chemical landscape, the assessment of performance of traditional tests, and the development of new tools [32].
The new model shall be useful for obtaining good protein crystals regarding their quality, size and number, and should be combined in the future with complementary kinetic theories of crystal nucleation and growth [9] [11].
These efforts will need to be combined in the future with a clearer user interface so researchers can more easily identify the most relevant instances.
Our current empirical model only describes the first 5 min of inhaled agent administration, the wash-in phase, and is to be combined (in the future) with a model that predicts the FGF - FD relationship during the maintenance phase.
However, it is possible that, during a specific situation such as weaning from mechanical ventilation, heart rate variability and breathing pattern variability could be combined in the future to better describe the global response of the cardiorespiratory system and help the clinician in a difficult decision-making process.
