Sentence examples for future expedited from inspiring English sources

Last summer in Toronto, I found myself at a Demo Day, one of those tech-industry events where eager representatives of a dozen startups bound onto a stage and spend five minutes selling their visions of a utopian future expedited by antibacterial screen wipes that will change the world (something one founder promised with a triumphant fist in the air).

Most importantly, these proposed indices can be easily applied to measure the performance of new algorithms developed in the future, thus expedite progress in this research field.

Key recommendations are provided concerning platform, heater design, and operating conditions for future studies to expedite the deployment of two-phase thermal management in future space missions.

These results demonstrated that immune cell response can be predicted from biomaterial properties, and computational models will expedite future biomaterial design and selection.

Appropriate tools are selected and templates for expressing and documenting information are proposed, to enhance communication among stakeholders and expedite future development projects.

While the CEAA was mulling over how to operate on its newly halved budget, the Canadian energy industry was riding a decade long boom and looking for ways to expedite future projects.

In addition, SEAMAP provides an organized, secure off-site archive, which can expedite future data requests and queries.

Beyond the scope of C7 and its analogues as potential capsule inhibitors, the knowledge gained through these studies will expedite future large screens for additional broad spectrum capsule inhibitors, elucidation of their molecular targets, and evaluation as anti-therapeutics.

These surrogates could become primary end points in efficacy trials expediting future advances and drug approval.

The transmitted data are cached on a UCSC server to expedite future access.

The MOU will expedite future collaborations, which means that our staff in the field will be able to reach children in need more quickly with essential health services".