Sentence examples for promise in the use of from inspiring English sources

The study shows promise in the use of PIV to improve understanding of the hydrodynamic environment within individual SUBs and allows identification of the critical hydrodynamic parameters under the different flow regimes for compatibility and scalability across the range of bioreactor platforms.

There is much promise in the use of HPCs in regenerative therapies for both human and veterinary medicine.

The great promise in the use of repetitive TMS (rTMS) in the clinical domain is the possibility for plastic reorganization of cortical circuitry.

This work has revealed promise in the use of a theoretically informed framework for bottom-up implementation of guidelines, which provides a practical alternative to top-down implementation.

These studies show promise in the use of biochemical biomarkers, particularly synovial fluid analysis, to characterize joint changes following ACL and meniscus injury.

◆ There appears to be some promise in the use of fibrinogen concentrate instead of FFP for the treatment of acquired bleeding, although there is insufficient evidence currently available in the literature to draw any definitive conclusions.

In spite of promises in the use of a control metaphor for safety management there are still dilemmas that have to be solved case by case.

Given our findings however, the model shows promise in predicting the use of secondary preventative health services and in identifying priority areas to improve access to these interventions.

There has been some promise demonstrated in the use of 4-factor prothrombin complex concentrate (4 F-PCC) in dabigatran-associated hemorrhage in a recent case series [3].

This paper attempts to illustrate both the need for new approaches to biomaterials discovery as well as the significant promise inherent in the use of combinatorial and computational design strategies.

Early reports from the operation suggest that some American units met little resistance, but others were involved in heavy fighting.The overall NATO commander General Stanley McChrystal also promised restraint in the use of air power, a response to many incidents in the past two years in which civilians were killed by bombs, causing widespread anger among Afghans.