Sentence examples for experiments for future from inspiring English sources
Protected areas and its surrounding landscapes could be considered to be natural experiments for future research, where high value land uses and conservation objectives coincide within coastal areas that will face a predicted sea level rise, more intense floods and higher temperatures.
These findings, coupled with emerging evidence in the field, thus prompt us to critically evaluate them to put forth a developing concept regarding the role of SFKs and cell polarity, which will become a basis to design experiments for future investigations.
As 'gene' has become a vague definition and new 'genon' concept been proposed [22], the work presented here might bring about the initiative to come up with a standard functional format in reporting genome-wide experiments for future systematic integration.
These practical constraints argue for the development of computational methods that maximize extraction of biologically relevant information from the available data, as well as the development of predictive models to prioritize experiments for future testing.
We report the rock-magnetic properties of zircon crystals, and a preliminary result of thermoremanent magnetization (TRM) acquisition experiment for future study of paleointensity experiments using single zircon crystals.
It might suggest an interesting experiment for future work that reflects on the need to discriminate type.
A critical experiment for future studies will be to determine whether the effects on hippocampal PSSD of sustained physiologic circulating levels of 17β -E2 (Woolley and McEwen 1992), which may involve a greater contribution from nuclear ER-α and/or ER-β, are similarly affected by low-dose BPA exposure.
Similarly to Daito Manabe's Electric Stimulus project, Ka Fai's series of experiments Prospectus for Future Body attempts to adapt the human body to a futuristic digital landscape.
These are important experiments for the future, and we will extend this approach by co-targeting of a Mad1p scaffold, and test whether the concerted action of Mad1p and Bub1p is sufficient for generation of "wait anaphase" signals.
The source of cells for this kind of experiment would come only from back-up, harvested from patients before transplantation, and we are planning these experiments for the future.
Fabrication issues and the results of the experiment are presented, followed by a discussion of the implications of the experiment outcome for future development of targets to produce intense beams of radioactive ions.
