Sentence examples for possible future experiments from inspiring English sources
This work pointed the way for possible future experiments in which the effects of quantum mechanics might be observable in systems larger than the microscopic.
Possible future experiments to test our hypothesis could be, for example, to analyze transgenic cell lines overexpressing one of the candidate balancer proteins in the same in vitro system.
There should be a separate section of Discussion, and the Conclusions section should look ahead to discuss possible future experiments or investigations.
The simulations have identified a good parameter regime where greater improvement should be possible in future experiments.
Although our data is insufficient to study inter-team dynamics, capturing such data is possible in future experiments.
Nevertheless, having a defined landmark from our read alignments, it might be possible in future experiments to delineate the origin of the double-stranded RNA.
It would also be possible, in future experiments, to measure virulence traits that more purely represent immunopathology for example through quantifiable inflammatory damage to the brain of malaria-infected mice (Amante et al. 2010).
We shall further investigate the biological relevance of these possible interactions in future experiments.
It is therefore worthwhile to study the genome wide occurrences of the genes encoded within the acarbose biosynthetic gene cluster, particularly with regard to import and export systems and the assessment of possible future knock-out experiments.
The CHPs were intended to evolve from LHCCs and it is therefore important to assess the impact and possible future consequences of the experiment with LHCCs.
Although this difference will require additional attention in future experiments, one possible contributory factor is the amount of experience that mice had with the aspen and paper beddings (i.e., mice had spent a total of 1.5 hrs with each bedding prior to testing vs. 120 hrs with each bedding in our previous study).
