Sentence examples for future conclusive from inspiring English sources
The present association study contributes to the future conclusive results of KLF11 variants in different populations.
When, in the future, conclusive data on novel biomarkers (or combinations thereof) and routine real-time GFR measures emerge, these will be used for further improvement of the definition, and additional studies will be necessary to validate the incremental usefulness of these revisions.
I categorized texts into these four categories based on linguistic features like the modals can or could which signal possibility versus the conclusive future tense will.
While our data is not conclusive, future studies should examine the genetic signature mother-offspring in viral disease transmission and tumour development.
Our findings are in large hypothesis generating, and to be more conclusive future STS studies must be based on large, multi-institutional and multinational studies with possibilities to establish adequately sized STS patient cohorts of homogenous tumor groups.
(i) The number of subjects was limited and therefore the results should be seen as indications for future study rather than conclusive findings; (ii) The group was relatively homogenous.
The review also suggests future experimentation to provide more conclusive answers to the control mechanisms and influential parameters of heat transfer in nanofluids.
On the basis of this study results, we will be able to make more conclusive evidence in future studies.
Codes of best practice, such as the REMARK guidelines, may facilitate the performance of conclusive and transparent future studies.
However, case numbers and therefore statistical power may be too small for a conclusive answer and future studies on the effectiveness of PCV7 in very preterm born infants are needed.
This renders the particles detectable by both MRI and fluorescence (Groman et al., 2007), and will permit future studies to make more conclusive statements regarding cellular and extracellular localization in vivo.
