Sentence examples for data become available in from inspiring English sources

These largely empiric recommendations might require adjustment when evidence-based data become available in future studies.

Nonetheless, as more transcriptomic data become available in public databases, especially data from temporal samples, we will address dynamic modeling of TRN rewiring.

The network provided in this paper could be the basis to be implemented in other software tools like IPA and STRING and can be further updated when more data become available in the future.

The model should prove useful in helping prioritize the chemicals and transfer pathways targeted in future studies and also, as these new data become available, in assessing the relative danger to other birds of exposure to different types of agricultural chemicals.

"If more data become available in the future, it would be interesting to see what distinguishes one athlete from another," added Mr Hernandez.

As more data become available in the future, specific inheritance models for each pathogenic mutation could be developed.

Big manufacturers expect the dollar to average ¥78.14 in the financial year ending next March, the strongest for the yen since comparable data became available in 1996.

Unless there was a revival of overseas interest in those securities in November and December, 2008 could become the first year to see net sales, at least since the data became available in the early 1990s.

"The new thing is the question of the hole in the budget," he said tonight, adding that he intends to lay out a plan soon after new data becomes available in a week.

The current figure of 20% in relative poverty around the world may seem shockingly high, but it's the second lowest percentage since good data became available in the mid-90s.

Of course, digital video recorders have proliferated since then; TNT said in a news release that it expected that Monday's episode would surpass the one in 2007 "when final data becomes available in two weeks".