Sentence examples for in future applied from inspiring English sources

Arguments for further examining the behavior-altering effects of the motivating operation in future applied research are presented.

Moreover, the use of the Spanish VSP-A and KINDL-R in future applied studies will allow continuing the assessment of their validity and longitudinal reproducibility in groups with different clinical or socio-demographical characteristics.

This includes the call for a guarantee by the Commission that it will, in future, apply the principle of equal treatment for Parliament and the Council, and also the setting of specific deadlines that the Commission must meet in connection with the submission of legislative initiatives.

This approach may in future be applied to produce living bioactive membranes for a bio-artificial kidney.

Authors Lauri Nummenmaa, Enrico Glerean, Riitta Hari, and Jari Hietanen said their study could in future be applied to the treatment of emotional disorders.

Recommendations: UNICEF should, in the future, apply their considerable expertise to launch and test - in close collaboration with the Government of Bolivia - innovative pilot activities in areas of Government priority and community demands.

In the future, applying as a non-EU national for indefinite leave to remain will cost cost over £1,500.

In the future, applying this technique and elaborating more elaborated scoring procedures together with additional IF markers may extend diagnostic options leading to a fast and reliable characterization of tumor properties in individual patients.

Blind animals have had their vision partially restored using a revolutionary DNA editing technique that scientists say could in future be applied to a range of devastating genetic diseases.

The novel computational techniques presented in this manuscript can also in future be applied to study naturalistic gaze allocation in contexts not involving a screen, using data from a head-mounted eyetracker (Aslin, 2009; Franchak & Adolph, 2011).

The FSA has also proposed that, in future, people applying for an interest-only deal would have to show they could in theory afford a more costly repayment mortgage.