In a future supplement, William's views on value theory and morality will be addressed.
Since current supplement use is probably one of the best predictors of future supplement use, the data suggest that the prevalence of NVNM use among women aged ≥ 65 years will increase substantially over the next couple of decades as the health plan population ages.
The predicative view of future is supplemented with, and maybe sometimes even replaced by, a normative point of view of volition, non-volition or ought.
However, in the light of Figure 9, we recommend that future studies supplement the analysis of 2D spectra with 3rd-order structure functions, that, as we have shown, can give a more accurate description of the energy cascade.
19 Cerebrospinal fluid profiling is likely in future to be supplemented by molecular neuroimaging (for example, for amyloid) and by more specialised structural MRI analysis tools.
I'm sure this pan-galactic theme could be supplemented by future gurus being specific about the accent they want to choose - I could have chosen an A-list from Scottish voices alone.
These initial observations, if supplemented by future observations of asteroid impacts on Jupiter by other amateur astronomers, could help scientists understand the behavior of meteoroids of various dimensions and compositions entering an atmosphere at varying angles and speeds, said co-author Mark Boslough of Sandia National Laboratories.
The present gene expression signatures may, supplemented with future signatures, form the basis for developing a universal colon cancer diagnostic microarray capable of classifying tumour origin, type, stage and propensity to metastasise, as well as predicting their response to chemotherapy and likelihood of recurrence.
Third, several of the measurement tools used in this study are based on nurses' perceptions (scope of practice, work environment, capacity for innovation) and could be supplemented in future research with ethnographic techniques in order to deepen insight into those aspects of nursing care organization models.
In the workplace of the future, "humans may supplement the skills of machines — and not the other way around," predicts Columbia's Bernd Schmitt.
