Sentence examples for foreseeable trends from inspiring English sources

Arnd Ingendoh (Bruker Daltonics, Bremen, Germany) provided an overview about current and foreseeable trends in modern mass spectrometry: Mass spectrometry and beyond new areas of applications.

Recently, with the development of large-scale Intelligent Transportation System ITSS) deployment, infotainment service has become a foreseeable trend in VANETs [6 11].

In addition, commercial biosensors and foreseeable future trends for onsite detecting salmonella have been summarized.

The depth and persistence of the crisis impacting our business in Europe have now made this reorganization project indispensable in order to align our production capacity with foreseeable market trends.

However, family farming – often by pluriactive and/or diversified households – is likely to continue to dominate EU farm structure in the foreseeable future, despite trends towards larger family and non-family farms.

BMG research director Michael Turner said support for independence has gradually increased from earlier polls, and that it is "foreseeable" for this trend to continue as details of the Brexit deal emerge.  .

However, further study is required since there are foreseeable consequences of this trend as it may stimulate strategies by editors to turn down articles that tend to be under-cited.

But the forecast was leavened by the company's acknowledgment that there was little certainty in business trends for the foreseeable future, especially in the advertising market.

The ongoing twin epidemics of obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus provide a groundswell source for sustaining this trend for the foreseeable future (increasing the prevalence of CVD by 2 4 times), unless radical changes are made in public health policy.

Optical channel capacity has been growing over the past four decades to address traffic demand growth and will continue this trend for the foreseeable future to meet the ever-increasing bandwidth requirements.

Setting aside the question of whether our creaking voting system will give us a proper reflection of these different needs come the morning of 8 May, shouldn't we acknowledge  that this is where elections will be trending for the foreseeable future?