Sentence examples for future with further from inspiring English sources

It is expected that this RD performance gap will be reduced in the future with further research on WZ video coding.

As this approach to data collection (and other aspects of co-management) is refined in the future, with further training and capacity building, more of the wildlife data analysis could equally be done at site level - which would help close some of the gaps that still exist between data collection, on one hand, and management decisions (conservation actions), on the other hand.

Appropriate data would require rearing an F2 generation, a task that might be achievable in the future with further progress in coral husbandry [71].

This method will be integrated into many practical breeding programmes in the near future with further advances and the maturing of its theory.

This present study suggests that BEHP could be a novel anti-HBV agent and a promising candidate to combat viral hepatitis in near future with further clinical and toxicity evaluation.

The accuracy of conclusions arrived at from telepsychiatric assessment is likely to improve in future with further advances in technology [ 36]. 1. Allows telepsychiatric services to be made available to a geographically distant and inaccessible population where it is difficult and expensive to recruit mental health professionals.

That breakdown left Campbell facing an uncertain future, but with further recovery and the assistance of the Black Cats' medical staff, there was light at the end of the tunnel.

It's hard not to see the not-too-distant future filled with further societal decay.

More damage and change means more work needed for mitigation, raising future costs with further delays.

Future studies with further follow-up of participants are needed to elucidate whether molecular alterations of KRAS and p53 are indeed suggestive for lung cancer development.

Twenty-nine percent of respondents (N = 102) reported their intent to return to Ireland in the future with a further 29% (N = 103) open to the possibility.