Sentence examples for foresee studies from inspiring English sources

After further development of the instrument discussed in this paper, we foresee studies into young children's reactions to coping with noise on a larger scale.

It has been calculated that 200 abdominal echographies are requested per month, therefore the 1067 echographies necessary should be collected within the foreseen study period (January 2007-April 2010), accepting an alpha risk of 0.05 for a precision of ± 3% in a bilateral contrast for an estimated proportion of adequacy of abdominal echographies of 50%.

The commencement date of the study was January 2011 and will last three years, therefore, it is foreseen the study concludes on December 2013.

The projections, based on independent studies, foresee a financial double whammy.

Design studies foresee the reduction of the neutron leakage out of the blanket as possible in order to prevent the nuclear heating in super conducting fusion magnets and to keep all neutrons primarily in the coolant.

Design studies foresee reduction of the neutron leakage out of the blanket to very low levels in order to prevent nuclear heating in superconducting fusion magnets and to keep all neutrons primarily in the coolant.

Design studies foresee reduction of the neutron leakage out of the blanket to very low levels in order to prevent nuclear heating in the superconducting fusion magnets and to keep all neutrons primarily in the coolant.

Moreover, FBSs, which are mainly deployed indoor, provide capacity offload to outdoor users or macrocell user equipments (MUEs), and some studies foresee that in future communication scenarios, almost 50% of voice and 70% of data traffic are likely to be generated indoors [2].

Multiple other studies foresee millions of new jobs in those sectors.

International epidemiological studies foresee that this number is destined to double every 20 years.

In most Western countries, life expectancy has increased by about 30 years during the last century [ 4]. Almost all studies foresee a further increase of life expectancy in the coming decades, e.g. [ 1].