Sentence examples for prospective explorations from inspiring English sources

Another interesting future study that may develop from our prospective explorations might be an evaluation of the ability of H. seropedicae to use secondary metabolites as carbon sources that are exclusively or primarily exuded from maize roots treated with this bacterium.

While these molecules have not been studied in cancer patients [ 45], prospective exploration of these markers and other prospectively-collected biofluids may provide insight into disease evolution or effects of pharmacotherapy.

In January, Aberdeen-based Faroe won seven prospective exploration licences on the Norwegian continental shelf.

Experimental results were validated by a hydrate dissociation model to obtain viable assessment for designing prospective exploration wells.

This prospective exploration into biomarkers of peptide permeability has the potential to unlock wider opportunities for development of peptides into drugs.

This potential map will serve as the basis of information to local authorities and planners about the suitable area for prospective exploration of groundwater wells and protect the area from contamination of domestic and industrial activities.

Further prospective exploration of intensive treatment is needed specifically in this patient group.

The prognostic value of the PPI, GPS, and CCI in terminally ill patients with hematologic malignancies under or not under palliative care needs further prospective exploration and validation.

Collection of DNA was approved by the Medical Ethical Committee of the Academic Medical Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, for prospective exploration of unknown risk factors of VTE and in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki.

Therefore, the E2 s mixed siliciclastic carbonate sediments in the central Bohai Sea had good geological conditions for high-quality reservoir accumulation, and it is prospective for exploration and development.

Acacia woodmaniorum is currently a listed threatened species under the Western Australian Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (see http://florabase.dpaw.wa.gov.au), due to its highly restricted distribution and the prospective mineral exploration and active extraction activities that cover its range.