Sentence examples for future screening for from inspiring English sources

The presence of multiple echocardiographic abnormalities and the performance of natriuretic peptide testing are important considerations for future screening for heart failure in community settings.

In the future, screening for microorganisms capable of co-producing cellulases and xylanases with sufficient levels of both β-glucosidase and β-xylosidase enzymes may be of interest in the biomass-to-bioethanol process.

However, the discrepancy between XI enzyme performance in E. coli and S. cerevisiae suggests that future screening for XI activity from soil should be pursued directly using yeast as a host.

Though genetic results to date have no implication with regard to health or prognosis, the demonstration of a causative mutation in the KRIT1/CCM1 gene does provide greater certainty of the diagnosis, allows us to better justify future screening for the development of new lesions, and contributes to the genetic counseling and preventive care of at-risk family members.

From the structure, this residue is predicted to have no role in catalysis or in DNA binding as the distance from R260 to the adenine-binding pocket is >16 Å. Future screening for hMYH associated mutations in cancer should also include R260Q.

The results of our study justify for future screening for drug use during pregnancy, that could provide the necessary proof to start treatment for substance abuse which is significantly more effective during pregnancy than in other periods in a woman's life.

Moreover, we envision that in the future, screens for patients with high UPR activation will identify patients with higher potential to respond to readthrough treatment.

This finding opens possibilities for future screening of healthy populations for early diagnosis of ovarian carcinoma.

These findings will be beneficial for future screening of AI-2 receptors in different bacterial species.

These findings will beneficial for future screening of new AI-2 receptors and to further study the roles of AI-2 in different bacterial species.

Both the identification of the FluA- and FluB-PA-binding peptide PB11 25AT6Y and our novel ELISA-based screening assay provide a unique platform for future screening of small molecules targeting the PB1/PA interaction of both virus types.