Sentence examples for which are prospective from inspiring English sources

Aspergillus niger ATCC20611 is one of the most potent filamentous fungi used commercially for production of fructooligosaccharides (FOS), which are prospective components of functional food by stimulating probiotic bacteria in the human gut.

Further studies, particularly, those which are prospective are warranted in order to understand the role that HIV-specific T-cells play in contributing to fibrosis and in particular how HAART modulates these responses.

However, aside from the highly supervised exercise training studies, which are prospective, the majority of the literature describing injuries is epidemiological in nature and retrospective.

The optimal parameter of this study was 1.30 g/cm3 and 16% PF treatment, which was prospective for the structural materials.

The α-value is about 1 mV/K, which is prospective for whisker applications in temperature sensors.

All were case-series, two of which were prospective.

All of these studies were retrospective in design except for one, which was prospective.

In our study, which was prospective, this figure was slightly less, at 45%.

29, 32, 33 Findings for the hip structural geometry in the proximal femur were reported in two of the 15 publications, both of which were prospective observational studies.

The study, which was prospective, included 133 consecutive patients scheduled for primary hip- or knee arthroplasty at the arthroplasty unit of the Department of Orthopedics at Skåne University Hospital, Lund, from June to October 2010.

In the 'pilot' group 16 80%) suggested further study, in contrast to 15 (44%) in the 'feasibility' group. 1 1 degree of freedom * z-statistic (Mann-Whitney test) A total of 34 studies were identified using the term 'feasibility' or 'pilot' in the title or research summary which were prospective interventional studies and were closed, i.e. not currently running and available for analysis.