Finally, the use AMS in environmental sciences is expected to expand further in the foreseeable future with long-lived cosmogenic radionuclides contributing to a large body of knowledge on processes involving atmosphere, oceans, ice sheets, biosphere, soils and sediments.
I see the reason for the latter: Modernization for the nuclear arsenal is because it won't be cut further in the foreseeable future -- Russia has no interest in going below 1500 or so warheads -- and older warheads can become dangerous/dysfunctional.
Further, for the foreseeable future, personal exposure monitoring is prohibitively expensive to use in a longitudinal study designed to test the NCS hypotheses.
There are numerous challenges that hinder its full implementation, but some benefits have been experienced thus far and further growth is foreseeable, which is likely to lead to a reduction of the substantial burden of tobacco use.
It is foreseeable that further optimization towards developing a generic and robust classifier will lead to an even further reduction in the number of discriminators required to predict some subgroups, while additional discriminators may be needed to detect distinct subtypes within the MLL subgroup [ 16, 39].
"Given that further developments are not foreseeable, Volkswagen is making arrangements for various flexibilisation measures extending as far as short-time work".
And it would mean no further reduction for the foreseeable future in the 20,000 nuclear weapons still in the two countries' arsenals.
It concluded that "sea ice and snow cover are likely to further decrease in the foreseeable future resulting in population declines that threaten the survival" of Alaska's ringed and bearded seal populations.
Major depressive disorder (MDD) is one of the most prevalent psychiatric disorders, with a lifetime prevalence that is currently estimated at about 16% [ 1- 3] and predicted to further increase in the foreseeable future [ 4, 5].
And they are comforted by the revelation that life goes on as it always has, that even without the cold war nothing has changed in the world of espionage (not even the use of invisible ink), and that there will still, for the foreseeable future, be further spy scandals to enjoy.
