The phrase "aspects which will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing features or elements that are expected to occur or be relevant in the future.
Example: "We need to consider the various aspects which will influence the project's success."
Alternatives: "elements that will" or "factors which will".
We discuss experimental considerations, limitations and critical aspects which will guide the investigator for successful implementation of this technology.
Nevertheless, there are still problems needing further investigation including theoretical aspects, which will in the meanwhile stimulate the investigation for better electrode materials.
High sensitivity and selectivity, fast response, and excellent durability in biological media are all critical aspects which will also be wisely addressed.
"The fact that everyone can own a comic strip or a comic book is one of the aspects of the form that appeals to me most, but also is one of the aspects which will probably forever prevent it from being accepted as art".
DDDAS is a driver for LSBC and LSBD environments and but also a methodology to efficiently manage and exploitthese large-scale-heterogeneous resources, aspects which will be addressed in the talk; additional examples of DDDAS-based new capabilities for such applications are provided in other papers in this workshop.
Then we provide an analysis on the pros and cons from different aspects, which will motivate our research proposal.
This way of thinking leads to a certain path in evaluation projecting and realization, aspect which will be highlighted in the present study.
Another aspect which will change the usual travel dynamics is the opportunity to travel with your boss.
In the next section we will review psychological and psycholinguistic work on the interpretation of aspect which will provide empirical motivation for the outlined analysis.
Some miRNAs are conserved in several plant species, an aspect which will provide an opportunity for assessment of evolution of these families across diverse plants.
There is a high risk of dropouts in this population because of age and frailty; this is an important aspect which will be taken into account by the researchers.
