Sentence examples for long-term fulfil from inspiring English sources

Collaborative work by the Wyss Institute at Harvard University and AstraZeneca is researching innovative ways of predicting the human response with 'Biologically Inspired Engineering' to create human organ-on-a-chip technology [ 112 ], which they hope will in the long-term fulfil the search for predictive models for humans.

The static and dynamic behaviour of the prototype as well as its long-term deflection fulfil standards' requirements for footbridge structures and are in good agreement with conventional analytical and numerical design tools.

It is likely that patient registries will be needed in order to fulfil long-term follow-up needs.

Woodford is right: "If government cannot be trusted to fulfil its long-term commitments, then it will have to accept that it cannot rely on support from institutional investors.

"It is going to become difficult for Dubai to raise new capital from global markets, despite it now working with creditors to fulfil its long-term obligations with transparency".

"We're very motivated Zoe can fulfil her long-term promise in the sport".

The failed coup, described by Mr. Erdogan as a gift from God, has allowed him to fulfil a long-term goal of putting the military under civilian control, a pre-requisite for European Union membership, and to crush any criticism of his government.

Korean patients with chronic fatigue choose TKM as an alternative to fulfil their long-term needs that were unmet by conventional medicine, and they are greatly positively influenced by TKM.

Labour has said that within 100 days of winning it will commit "additional resources needed to fulfil Ed Miliband's long-term pledge to fund the hospital Stafford needs".

He implemented a design process which deals with sustainability and social commitment, searching for simple long-term solutions that could last and fulfil human needs, causing minimum material waste.

An important benefit of partially degradable carbon source is that it provides carbon for a long-term run and in this way fulfils the basic need of passive biotreatment processes (Reisman et al. 2003).