Prominent French and English colonists understood at the turn of the 18th century that control of the Mississippi River would have a significant role in future development and trade, and each developed visionary plans to thwart the other's activities.
Discussants stated that their knowledge was enhanced about climate change, adaptation options, complex interrelations, and the various factors that play a role in future development was enhanced.
Reliable and easily-usable tools such as CVTree3 will play a crucial role in future development.
Proper selection of scaffold materials, their geometry, pore size, and size distribution, and ability to release biomolecules at a desired rate will play critical roles in future development of bone scaffolds.
Although these are not in any way intended to replace the developing role of social autopsy (27), future developments in describing and modelling non-medical factors associated with cause of death are anticipated and will be reflected in future developments of InterVA.
WRC trains graduate students in the areas of functional genomics, biochemical and molecular technology, fermentation technology, and viticulture in the hope that these young professionals will play a major role in future technological developments and growth of Canada's wine industry.
The European Society of Radiology and its related European Institute for Biomedical Imaging Research (EIBIR) should have a relevant role in coordinating future developments of biomarkers and in the assessment and validation of imaging biomarkers as surrogate end points.
Degradable bioelastomers are sure to play an increasingly significant role in the future developments of polymer biomaterials.
30 Thus, it is likely that maternal plasma DNA sequencing will play an increasingly important role in the future developments of prenatal screening and diagnosis.
We conclude that information gathered so far on these four biomarkers— sTREM-1, suPAR, proADM, and presepsin suggest that they may have a role in future clinical developments, whether as diagnostic tests, or for stratification of patients by type of insult or severity, or to assess the therapeutic activity and efficacy and during follow-up of patients.
