Sentence examples for foreseeable application from inspiring English sources

Despite these obstacles, Andreas Herrmann of the University of Groningen in the Netherlands suggests that, "It's a medical product with a foreseeable application in the near future, much less time than developing a new drug".

To think of a foreseeable application for node capture detection, note that recently the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPAA) initiated a new research program to develop so-called LANdroids [7]: Smart robotic radio relay nodes for battlefield deployment.

In a close future, the foreseeable application of CaPO4 will be as an integrated component of the third generation of biomaterials (Hench 1998; Hench and Polak 2002), where they will support cells and/or other biologically active substances (peptides, growth factors, hormones, drugs, etc).

But electronic devices that might generate such short wavelengths were too small to produce sufficient power for any foreseeable application.

Nevertheless there are foreseeable applications in specific areas like automotive automation, health care, home automation, advanced manufacturing.

New foreseeable applications include miniaturized, multiparametric biosensors for high performance multianalyte assays or DNA sequencing, biocomputers, and substrates for controlled cell growth (i.e. tissue engineering).

In this discussion, we highlight the flexibility of the system and present its foreseeable applications to the systems biology of chordate embryonic development.

Foreseeable applications include real time monitoring of artificial joints or valves of the heart to diagnose early stages of dysfunctions.

In addition, to the immediate and long-term environmental health research applications of the portal, the user community expressed foreseeable applications in evacuation studies, damage-assessment studies, landscape and wildlife studies, and inundation vulnerability and risk studies, among others.

And while O.U.M. is not as fast as MRAM, analysts say that it is certainly fast enough for foreseeable wireless applications.

If we restrict our attention to classes of neural networks that contain all systems with current or foreseeable practical applications, this opinion is unwarranted.