Sentence examples for presentation for future from inspiring English sources

It is therefore advisable to harmonize data presentation for future reports on ART response among HIV-2 infected patients.

Ultimately, this leads to considerable heterogeneity, and therefore we propose reporting recommendations regarding crucial study design characteristics (i.e. definition of observer experience in MR-colonography, standardised per patient and per polyp data presentation) for future studies.

Formalize and collect training documents and presentations for future use.

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the agreement will "improve submission of fishing data, which is crucial for scientific projections" and create a "framework for presentation of future scientific advice that will facilitate the use of a precautionary management approach".

The strengths and limitations of CALGB 9741 will then be discussed before the presentation of future directions of research and recommendations for clinical practice today.

Forensics@NIST conferences held in 2012 [ 68] and 2014 [ 69] that showcased NIST research efforts in forensic science were webcast and archived videos of presentations are available for future viewing.

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For those who find the almost stream-of-consciousness presentation of ideas in "Physics for Future Presidents" overwhelming, "Science From Superheroes to Global Warming" may be a better fit.

The skills you choose to work on may be skills that you need to build now for future success (presentation skills for future job talks, for example), or skills necessary for success in your current training (such as particular research skills, writing skills, and so on).

Furthermore, the observed group-specific proteomic fingerprints can be used to characterise the specific patterns of clinical presentation and may be useful for future diagnosis, prediction of clinical outcomes and treatment guidance.

Clinical outcomes were considered within the context of the spectrum of clinical trials (Professor Cameron) [ 3], and the concluding presentation addressed a novel paradigm for future research (Professor Howell) [ 4].