Sentence examples for in forthcoming studies from inspiring English sources
These insights should be useful to develop a reaction mechanism based on elementary reactions in forthcoming studies.
The results of the cold sum comparisons in the present study will help to identify the experimental designs needed in forthcoming studies.
Results suggest that the polarity and the social component of events evaluated by patients with schizophrenia are critical parameters that should be considered in forthcoming studies that investigate affect disorders in schizophrenia.
Based on the results in this paper, we shall consider a general bounded domain case and Cauchy problems in the whole space in forthcoming studies.
Self reported duration of sleep seems a useful index to be correlated with allodynia, pericranial tenderness and chronic headache as a therapeutic target to be assessed in forthcoming studies aiming to prevent central sensitization symptoms development.
In addition, this observation suggests that acidic electrolytes may present better opportunities to record bacteria-α-HL blockades, and in conjunction with alternative ways aimed at enhancing the bacteria capture rate, e.g., the use of salt gradients across the nanopore [28], this may be useful in forthcoming studies to improve the detection limit of our approach.
The verification of this effect requires further investigations in vivo, which is foreseen in our forthcoming studies.
We have added references to Annibaldi's article, but have decided not to alter the status in the catalogue of the works in question, pending study of the arguments presented in his forthcoming studies.
In a forthcoming study in the American Political Science Review, we uncover suggestive evidence that when interest groups lobby OIRA, they influence the legally binding regulations that result.
In a forthcoming study in the Economic Journal, my co-authors and I find that privatisation does not systematically lead to large employment cuts.
Yet overall, says the commission, labour flows from the EU 10 have been too small to affect either job security or wages in the EU 15.That finding is echoed by the World Bank's Ali Mansoor in a forthcoming study of migration in the post-communist world.
