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The cardiovascular and neuromuscular systems are likely to be affected.

The new 42-volt systems are likely to appear first in luxury cars.

One is that molecular memories and other computing systems are likely to have far more faulty components than today's semiconductors.

He said electronic postage systems are likely to be too complex and would charge noncommercial users who should be able to send e-mail free.

These days, people of widely different beliefs and ethical systems are likely to find themselves on the same team and in the same changing room.

But new belt-driven systems are likely to be a bit more expensive than chains, and can be installed only on frames adapted to their use, he said.

To make accountable care work, hospital systems are likely to become bigger than ever, with academic medical centers gobbling up smaller community hospitals.

While built-in navigation features were once costly options, the new systems are likely to be standard equipment in a wide range of cars before long.

In part because of rapidly advancing technology, intelligence systems are likely to grow in power and autonomy in the 21st century.

He said lifts and air conditioning systems are likely to be old, so the task would be to retro-fit sensors on to these to collect data and get the different devices working together.

And HMRC's systems are likely to be overwhelmed even more by the increased number of phone calls if George Osborne's manages to get his tax credit made into law.