Sentence examples for entry for future from inspiring English sources

Saliva specimens from infants and parents are collected at study entry for future DNA extraction.

Nonetheless, our results have provided fresh testable entries for future more in-depth investigations on the molecular mechanisms of plant somaclonal variation by using systems biology approaches including whole genome re-sequencing, transcriptome profiling, methylome analysis.

Aiming to explore the role of entry inhibitors for future clinical development, we investigated the antiviral efficacy and toxicity of entry inhibitors in combination with DAAs or other host-targeting agents (HTAs).

RalGEF may be a promising entry point for future therapeutic tricks to defeat mutant RAS, he says.

Defining the DA neurons that control ethanol-induced behaviors could provide a much needed entry point for future genetic and circuit analysis.

While suicide is a complex endpoint with many pathways, these candidate genes provide entry points for future studies of molecular mechanisms and genetic association studies to test causality.

The limited demand for HPSR+A research appears to be a reflection of three broad influences, which provide multiple entry points for future capacity strengthening of universities and building the field of HPSR+A.

The regional application of the methodology found that mutton was the single largest expense among imported foods in Tonga, which could serve as an entry point for future interventions on NCDs.

Traditional and new structures might potentially serve as focal entry points for future preventive actions, where prevention efforts should focus on changing underlying masculine ideals and gender relations that promote and maintain concurrent and temporary sexual relationships as well as other high-risk behaviours.

The compounds included in this study represent only an entry point for future screening efforts that need to be undertaken to comprehensively assess the full spectrum and behavior of OWCs released into the environment by wastewater treatment plants via effluent discharge and biosolids recycling.

I could leave it there, the same length as the shortest verse in the Bible and a possible entry for some future Encyclopaedia of Tiny Blogs.