Sentence examples for method moving forward from inspiring English sources

The company wouldn't confirm whether it was still looking toward digital currency as a fundraising method moving forward, though it did tell the news agency that using blockchain for security purposes is still very much on the table.

A White House spokesman, Reid Cherlin, said the president "directed N.I.H. to formulate the best method for moving forward with stem cell research, both ethically and scientifically," in an independent process.

The purpose of this research was to determine if the economic potential of the method warrants moving forward to large-scale application.

With this in mind, the methods for moving forward — like the evolution of computers — are still fuzzy and unclear.

The method was key to moving forward with this paper, even though everything has been confirmed with other methods.

He said it was nearly impossible to trace the number to a person's name without other information and that he cleared his methods with Visa before moving forward with his service.

Additionally, affinity methods based on capture of exosomes using peptides or antibodies are being used as specific methods.> The current technologies are thus limited, and moving forward, simpler methods are needed.

But eventually, I started to realize there was a method to the madness, and moving forward, it made things much easier.

Differential expression between normal and malignant states may provide one method for prioritization of candidates moving forward.

Moving forward, new methods to quickly generate animal models that recapitulate the complex genetics of human hematological disorders are needed to transform the genetic information to new therapies.

Hands and fingers may be the more precise input option in theory, but the discretion offered by eye-tracking will likely make it the go-to input method for augmented reality consumer devices moving forward (keep in mind that right now Meta 2 is first-and-foremost a developer kit for an enterprise-focused solution).