Sentence examples for cycle future from inspiring English sources

Further, this analysis has captured costs and benefits during the program cycle; future analyses could measure or model costs and benefits over a longer timeframe to estimate some of the potential longer-term impacts of this program strategy, and whether effectiveness and cost-effectiveness might increase over time.

At this early time in the colony cycle the adult-to-larva ratio is low [ 30, 33], which leads to low feeding rates and more limited larval nourishment compared to offspring reared by workers and produced later in the colony cycle (future queens or "gynes").

This makes tree mortality a crucial determinant of the forest carbon cycle, the future of which is a major source of uncertainty in Earth System Model predictions of future climate [1].

They claim that their goal is to "end the cycle of future bailouts," under the general rubric of "ending corporate welfare".

Current biosphere models predict diverse responses based on the acceleration of the carbon cycle by future climate change.

A new reprocessing technology, FLUOREX was proposed for thermal reactors cycle and future thermal/fast reactors (coexistence) cycle.

With recommendations, the authors of this paper wish to clarify and simplify the optimisation and modelling of the solar thermal Brayton cycle for future work.

As we fast approach the 2016 election cycle, the future of on-demand work platforms is at a crossroads, with Uber, TaskRabbit and other market leaders facing increased scrutiny and skepticism from regulators and political leaders.

Since vaginal smears, uterus weights and ovary staining are indicative of the phase of the cycle, in future studies these parameters may be used to analyze the hormonal status in mice.

Moreover, adding a complete modelling of the receiver architecture with non-ideal RF components to a real radio channel measurement will offer a reduced development cycle of future terminals with enhanced capacity.

Under the LUCID framework, biogeophysical effects and variation of the carbon cycle from future land-use change was evaluated using concentration-driven simulations of RCP2.6 and RCP8.5 (Brovkin et al. [2013]; Boysen et al. [2014]).