Sentence examples for to conduct forward from inspiring English sources

However, if this regime had been introduced in January, then as the dollar rose against the other currencies the yuan would have fallen against the dollar which would hardly have pleased America's Congress.China also announced this week a further liberalisation of foreign-exchange trading, allowing non-banks to trade in the spot market and more banks to conduct forward trading.

High-resolution lake- and land-based gravity and magnetic data were collected to conduct forward and inverse modelling of the subsurface architecture of the maar.

An obvious strength of the yeast system is the ability to conduct forward genetic screens to identify the genes involved in a cellular process.

All of these assays are relatively simple, robust, and high-throughput, allowing researchers to conduct forward genetic screens to identify the underlying mechanisms.

Historically, zebrafish models provided a powerful system to conduct forward genetic screens, which allowed a tremendous amount of progress to be made in understanding organogenesis and development.

The ability to conduct forward and reverse genetic screens in animal models such as C. elegans remains to be one of the most powerful experimental paradigms for understanding molecular pathways underlying human disease phenotypes [ 62].

For this, we employ the PubMed Related Citations function for automated relevance ranking, and we conduct Forward Searches in the Web of Science by identifying articles that cited the seed articles.

When the guide to conduct put forward by a religious group conflicts with the guide to conduct put forward by a society, it is not clear whether to say that there are conflicting moralities, conflicting elements within morality, or that the code of the religious group conflicts with morality.

Does "morality" refer only to those guides to conduct put forward by a society, or does it refer to guides to conduct put forward by other groups as well?

We searched CENTRAL, MEDLINE, Embase and clinicaltrials.gov up to February 2015, and conducted forward and backward citation tracking.

When a person uses "morality" to refer to a guide to conduct put forward by a group, unless it is his own group, it is usually only being used in its descriptive sense.