Sentence examples for future transmitted from inspiring English sources

Several companies are introducing advanced programs that, while a patient looks on, can let a doctor prepare a prescription to be printed, submitted by fax or, in the future, transmitted by wireless Internet links.

In this paper, we follow the same procedures described previously to develop an updated list of SDRMs that are likely to be useful for ongoing and future studies of transmitted drug resistance.

If this is done in egg or sperm cells (what's called germ line therapy), the changed gene is transmitted to future generations.

These variations do not involve any hereditary alteration and in general are not transmitted to future generations; consequently, they are not significant in the process of evolution.

The Haitian-born Quebecois writer Dany Laferrière, present at the launch of Francophonie week with Pellerin, and who is also an immortal, told the audience that French had to be transmitted to future generations.

In our work on the second generation (Blau, Kahn, Liu, and Papps 2013), we examine the process by which source country culture gets transmitted to future generations in the host country by looking explicitly at intergenerational transmission from immigrants to their children born in the United States.

The evidence that gene expression phenotype acquired by an adult can be transmitted to future generations has obvious implications in human health and evolution.

Germline expression of the parent gene is required for retrotransposition events that can be transmitted to future generations.

Therefore, an intron acquired in any somatic cell has the potential to be transmitted to future generations.

Therefore, we have demonstrated that the transgene can be stably transmitted to future generations in this line of pigs.

Most of their genetic material can potentially be transmitted to future generations, but their offspring would always contain indigenous mitochondrial DNA, as this is transmitted matrilinearily only.