Sentence examples for future delineation from inspiring English sources

More prospective studies would be of great value for future delineation of the difference between human and mouse BAT biology.

We believe that this model will prove valuable in future delineation of inflammatory and oxidative end-organ damage following CPB.

Future delineation of these molecular mechanisms should substantially advance our understanding of how the cell transits from the state of checkpoint activation to recovery.

Future delineation of checkpoint recovery, especially the role of mitotic kinases as essential regulators, will be a key to understanding how tumor cells escape radio- or chemotherapy and relapse, thus building the foundation to enhance cancer therapy.

Mougel et al [ 20] found that members of the same genomic species cluster consistently using AFLP analysis and suggested that future genomic delineation of bacterial species could be based on this approach.

Finally, the detailed insight into how ACADM missense mutations induce loss of MCAD function may provide guidance for risk assessment and counseling of patients, and in future may assist delineation of novel pharmacological strategies.

Fortune-telling, the forecasting of future events or the delineation of character by methods not ordinarily considered to have a rational basis.

These new markers will enable future studies investigating species delineation and phylogenetic relationships of the fungal symbionts and facilitate investigations into evolutionary interactions among Sebacina species and their orchid hosts.

This paper's goal was to provide given the current literature a conceptual framework that can be used to guide future investigations targeting the delineation of the genetic regulation of physical activity.

Concluding remarks and delineations for future work close the paper.

Create a governmentwide strategic plan that provides a road map for identifying and meeting current and future work force needs, including delineation of the appropriate roles for contractors and grantees.