Sentence examples for could prospectively from inspiring English sources

This has to be confirmed in a prospective follow-up cohort study, however, to determine whether the thermal test could prospectively discriminate those patients presenting with RP who will develop clinical signs of connective tissue diseases.

Tools that could prospectively identify such infants from among otherwise healthy patients are needed.

This paper seeks to investigate how life-cycle emissions would be affected by including thorium in the nuclear fuel cycle, and in particular its inclusion in technologies that could prospectively operate open Th U-based nuclear fuel cycles.

We hypothesized that statistical models using patient preoperative characteristics could prospectively provide risk estimates of postoperative adverse events comparable to risk estimates provided by experienced surgeons, and could be useful for stratifying preoperative assessment of patient risk.

Maybe you could prospectively sort of accept this, but how would you explain to LPs that "ah, yes, seven years ago we decided to give up that next 150x" or whatever.

Beyond direct use of geothermal heat, the expected modest temperatures at 5 km depth (about 120°C) and increased permeability by EGS in the quartzite-rich Lochkovian could prospectively enable combined geothermal heat production and power generation in Luxembourg and the western realm of the Eifel region.

Comment: This definition separates out those consumers who joined a frequent flyer program without receiving adequate notice of how that program could change prospectively.

Three reasons for failure were found that could be prospectively prevented by changes in protocol or software: positive laboratory crossmatch (28%), transplant center declined donor (17%) and pair transplanted outside APD (14%).

This study was undertaken to determine if patients who subsequently drop out of a structured cardiac rehabilitation program could be prospectively distinguished from those who remain in the program based upon their initial baseline characteristics.

Focused analyses on ligands grouped according to the most relevant physico-chemical descriptors (Lipinski's rule of 5 and Veber rules) did not show any significant inter-group differences or trends that could be prospectively used when preparing conformer pools for further processing (docking and scoring, or pharmacophore concept).

We next sought to determine whether bovine cells with in vitro clonogenic or in vivo regenerative activity could be prospectively enriched within distinct subsets of cells.