Sentence examples for help to foresee from inspiring English sources

These results have an important physical consequence; even though CFF-modeling is able to explain the space-time earthquake clusters, it cannot help to foresee which fault will be the next one to slip.

Noise simulation is a very powerful tool in signal analysis helping to foresee the system performance in real experimental situations.

This research helps to foresee mechanical performance of the newly developed hybrids and gives clues to effective hybridisation by showing the basic dependencies.

This paper provides such evidence by providing in-depth narratives of how 4D CAD models helped to foresee conflicts on a major railway station renovation project in the Netherlands.

In particular, an ecologically based approach to better land husbandry helps to foresee potential problems in some detail, so that appropriate forward planning can be undertaken to avoid them.

Overall, these results suggest that in the setting of everyday clinical practice, several readily identifiable features can help physicians to foresee the likely success of pantoprazole treatment in controlling symptoms in GORD patients and so to manage patient expectations accordingly.

Consequently, molecular understanding of the underlying mechanisms and pathways would help to better foresee the individual lung cancer prognosis.

To this end, the analysis of wireless link reliability and channel characterizations can help network designers to foresee the performance of the deployed WSN for specific smart grid propagation environments, and guide the network engineers to make design decisions for the channel modulation, encoding schemes, output power, and frequency band.

Fog platforms are a relatively new paradigm, and this study can help readers and developers to foresee security measures and their challenges, while envisaging the design of new Fog systems.

A bigger leader, buttressed by a planning staff, might have helped the presidency and commission to foresee Albania's problems.

The modelling results have shown that some effects are non-intuitive and therefore difficult to foresee without the help of a model.