Additionally, research on and the foreseen need for practical applications, e.g. in electrochemical biosensors [ 23], biofuel cells [ 24– 26] and bioelectrosynthesis [ 27], have also speeded up the research activities in this area.
While reports from affected areas are trickling in, UNICEF's emergency experts foresee needs in restoring safe water supply for flooded areas, health and nutrition including support for breastfeeding mothers and new-born children, and resumption of children's education.
"I didn't foresee needing to go to the state for help because I had always been independent and taken care of myself," Walsh said.
This information was provided to WHO for its most appropriate and convenient use, particularly for producing a vaccine, foreseeing needs to protect the poorest countries.
"I don't foresee the need for Spain to come, but there is a lot of money available," Klaus P. Regling, chief executive of the euro zone's current bailout fund, said here Tuesday at his staff headquarters.
In 1979, Garcia hired him as "official historian" (how many other bands would foresee the need for such an apparent luxury, let alone deserve it?) after reading McNally's first book, a literary biography of Jack Kerouac and the Beat scene.
Lt. Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, nominated to succeed General Petraeus as the top United States commander in Iraq, said he did not foresee a need for extra troops to guard against violence around the time of the Iraqi elections.
Even so, in early October 2008 Irish officials were insisting to the US embassy that they did not foresee any need for a government bailout of the banks and blamed "herd mentality" based on "rumour and innuendo" for creating the need for the blanket guarantee of deposits.
If anyone could foresee the need for Vitess implementation services, it's these leaders, who've dealt with scaling headaches at tech's top companies.
Looking at the current state of technology, I do not foresee the need for a 3D printer in every home at this time, or even in the near future.
The chemicals that cause bladder cancer in this case were not, it happens, found in the drinking water consumed by the American colonists, so it is true that John Adams didn't foresee the need for an Environmental Protection Agency.
