Sentence examples for may require future from inspiring English sources

In addition, this produced a more re-excavatable mixture, adequate for applications that may require future re-excavation.

Biomass transport distances and the unavailability of suitable, low-ash CB may require future research to concentrate on smaller capacity coal-fired units between 50 and 300 MWe.

It should be however noted that they are not equivalent and their selection may require future work.

Currently, less than 10% of homes in Ontario have a heat pump, and for now these effects are likely minimal, though they may require future study.

In this way we provide evidence that the STN region is involved in the prospective management of non-motor resources, such as selective attention and working memory, following external stimuli that may require future responses, whether primarily motor or cognitive.

The Safe Drinking Water Act amendment of 1996 requires the United States Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) to establish a list of contaminants of public health concern that are known or anticipated to occur in drinking water systems and may require future regulation under the Safe Drinking Water Act.

Angela Merkel, chancellor of Germany, Europe's economic powerhouse, has, in fact, taken this position, and one of the new European bailout funds may require that future rescues include losses by bondholders starting in 2013.

Such a mistake may cause financial harm or will require future legal proceedings to correct.

Although a rigorous approach will be used to develop the model, including internal and external validation, stronger forms of validation may be required: future validation studies should include application in different geographic locations, and fully independent validation by independent investigators using alternative measurement of these risk factors in different population settings.

Many analysts contend that the facility needs to expand because more countries, notably Portugal and Spain, may require support in future.

Grade 3/4 hematologic AEs (that is, anemia, neutropenia and thrombocytopenia) have been observed with TLR9 agonists (Link et al., 2006; Leonard et al., 2007, in press; Manegold et al., 2007, in press), and may require monitoring in future clinical trials.