Sentence examples for component of a future from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that VREP-C may be a valuable component of a future prophylactic vaccine against HIV-1.

Perino's only problem with the Keystone decision, however, seems to be that it would have been a component of a "future path to energy independence," which is a more middle ground opinion.

The LCS evidence map database and analyses presented here were an integral component of a Future Research Needs FRNN) assessment project.

Microarrays will also eliminate the most time consuming and expensive component of a future candidate gene study, and will simply direct our genetic focus to potential and differentially expressed candidate genes.

[ 1] Our finding that most people with Type 2 diabetes who are eligible and willing to attend yoga classes in our London setting are from non-white ethnic groups, lower socio-economic backgrounds, and close to or above retirement age suggests that a key component of a future trial should probably be 'marketing' the idea of yoga to a group who might not otherwise be drawn to this activity.

Stereo mini-jet cells will be indispensable components of a future e+e− linear collider central tracker such as JLC-CDC.

One of its main objectives is to demonstrate the availability and integration of technologies essential for a fusion reactor by testing of components for a future reactor including the test blanket modules (TBM) with different types of breeding materials.

One of its main objectives is to demonstrate the availability and integration of technologies essential for a fusion reactor by testing of components for a future reactor including the tritium breeding modules.

He was also an author of a November 1999 article in Science magazine with a Rice University chemistry professor, James Tour, that described the creation of a single molecule switch, a basic component of any future system that might be created using chemical processes known as self-assembly.

This experience indicates that a component of any future campaigns to modify environmental risk factors for stillbirth and infant death should be the consideration of how the message might optimally be delivered to those living in areas of high deprivation.

A multimodal approach incorporating human factor ergonomics will be an important component of any future strategy for eliminating errors in ICU care.