Sentence examples for future incorporation from inspiring English sources

This concept, which is a focus of the present article, is driven by the possibility to incorporate separate information from pharmacokinetics and quantitative proteomics as well as future incorporation of the regulatory network responsible for variation of expression level of the enzymes, transporters and receptors.

Further suggestions for cable-ready clichés, faddish jargon, and groupthink cant words are welcomed and will be considered for future incorporation.

Other FTAs and multilateral initiatives, such as the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA)—signed by the governments of the United States, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic in May 2004 were negotiated with the view to future incorporation within the FTAA.

Future incorporation of fast, automated edge detection and segmentation procedures would help with higher particle concentrations.

Future incorporation of kinetic considerations will further improve strain design algorithms.

But Microsoft would not concede to a wider understanding that would have restricted the future incorporation of programs and features into Windows, the company said.

With further optimisation of the growth parameters, SiNWs, grown by our method, have promising future for incorporation into high performance electronic and optical devices.

In the future, the incorporation of flexible core fibers will render the removal step obsolete.

However, this study is limited by a number of issues that will need to be addressed in the future before incorporation into clinical usage.

Outcomes: Two strategies were suggested as a result of the research findings in order to strengthen the maternal syphilis screening policy and help ensure its future implementation: incorporation of syphilis screening and treatment into i) the existing prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV programme, and ii) the free maternal health programme.

The Code could also become legally binding in the future by incorporation into global conventions or international trade treaties, or it could become part of customary international law through the combination of state practice and opinio juris (i.e., the sense of obligation that the law requires states to act in this way).