Sentence examples for the future refinement from inspiring English sources

17 Therefore, biospecimen resources to facilitate the identification and validation of prognostic and predictive markers, such as those available at the NSABP, will be critical for the future refinement of adjuvant treatment strategies in colon cancer.

»The gene therapy field is particularly lacking in validated assays that one can employ to anticipate whether a specific methodology will be effective and/or safe.« Last and perhaps most importantly, retrospective analysis of pre-clinical data and analysis of how well these data predicted clinical trial outcome, will facilitate the future refinement of such studies.

Comprehensive analysis of TPGN data over the region may complement towards a better understanding of the tropospheric dynamics, their effects and the future refinements of atmospheric models over the lower middle latitude Turkish region.

In the future, refinements to the methodology may lead to high precision rates when classifying the Gram stain of host and phylogenetic Family of phages, as well as other novel classification schemes.

The multi-layered nature of the definition provides the feasibility for the current attempt in developing comprehensive reading scales and the possibility for future refinement of the scales in the light of different purposes (for diagnosis, for example).

The diagnostic accuracy and down-stream clinical implications of ECG-inclusive preparticipation screening among rowers will be dictated by the choice and future refinement of ECG interpretation criteria.

However, our results suggest a spatially heterogeneous effect of diabetes duration, as well as of its treatment, thereby pointing the way to future refinement of cognitive tests to tease out functions mediated by those brain regions that are more vulnerable to diabetes and more responsive to treatment.

Under this proposal, the magnitude of the kilogram would be subject to future refinement as improved measurements of the value of the Planck constant become available; electronic realizations of the kilogram would be recalibrated as required.

The parameters applied for the a priori software may be the reason for the small result set, and future refinement may lead to more associations.

As a future refinement of the JEM, the large group of minimally exposed occupational titles may be subdivided and provided with exposure estimates.

The design served the current purpose of the model development i.e. to generate aggregate estimates for the population, future refinements would be needed before such models can be applied in epidemiological studies.