Sentence examples for future paths for from inspiring English sources
Below are three possible future paths for annual global greenhouse gas emissions.
This paper provides a look into the current state of the art and outlines possible future paths for developments of digestion models recreating the diverse physiological conditions of specific groups of the human population.
To assess future paths for improving phenotype sequencing yield and cost, we evaluated two different strategies: reduced sequencing error rate, and reduced sequencing cost per read.
Finally, I suggest future paths for more extensive application of microarray to ecotoxicology.
The objective of this review is to summarize the magnitude of the health burden and the current state of NAFLD/NASH diagnosis, to discuss the available data for several compounds that have completed clinical trials in NAFLD/NASH (including those currently in clinical development aiming for a NAFLD/NASH indication), and to discuss the challenges and potential future paths for development.
The pirate movement's political arm, the Pirate Party, provides one possible future path for Kopimism.
That said, "Next to Normal," which has refined rock-inflected chamber orchestration by Michael Starobin and Mr. Kitt, signals a future path for higher-minded Broadway shows.
So a business that saw the rise of the newspaper, the advent of radio, the birth of television and the internet age, sees digital as the future path for its marketing.
"Following this decisive move to digital, we will be as focused and uncompromised as any start-up, but with all the authority and trust of an established newsbrand," said Steve Auckland, group chief executive at ESI. "We now have a clear and secure future path for our businesses.
Now that the software is available under the Apache license, the RethinkDB community has the opportunity to define the future path for themselves".
The ability to tune the bond strength for membranes having different surface terminations may provide a future path for more selective, simultaneous manipulation of a variety of different planar materials.
