Sentence examples for could be forseen from inspiring English sources
In view of the great variety of candidate materials, novel strategies could be foreseen to tune the catalytic activities.
As could be foreseen by anyone with a smattering of history, things have not turned out that way.
This study demonstrates that BM graft added to MBCP constitute an appropriate material to be considered in case of bone defect occurring in irradiated tissue, and could be foreseen for use after bone removal for oncologic obligations.
Since the nanotubes are highly chemical insert and able to sustain a high strain (10 30%) without breakage, it could be foreseen that nanotube-related structures could be designed for nanoinstrument to create ultra-small electronic circuits and used as strong, light and high toughness fibres for nanocomposite structures.
When the polls close on 8 June, the result of the general election could be foreseen before votes are even counted.
The versatility of the method is highlighted here with four distinct applications, although there are many more that could be foreseen.
"Yesterdays announcement suggests that BP could be foreseeing a continued shortage of deepwater rigs," said Shoemaker.
This is an extraordinary time full of vital, transformative movements that could not be foreseen.
What could not be foreseen was what happened an hour before a ball had even been bowled at Edgbaston.
That, he said, is what happened to the solar panel business, for two reasons that he maintained could not be foreseen.
This could not be foreseen at the time that play was restarted and made a material difference to the playability of the golf course".
