The phrase "we foresee to" is not correct and usable in written English.
A better phrase would be "we foresee" or "we anticipate". For example: "We anticipate that the sale will be a great success."
It could change the good deflation of excess supply we foresee to the bad deflation of deficient demand.
The telescope has been recently used to test a Mimosa-22THRb chip (a monolithic pixel sensor built in the 0.18 μm Tower-Jazz process) and we foresee to perform tests on the full scale chips for the ALICE ITS upgrade at the beginning of 2015.
We foresee to analyze the data considering all the adverse outcomes of pregnancy taken together in a global end point (e.g.: CMs, miscarriage, pre-eclampsia, preterm birth, small for gestational age).
A limitation might be the fact that this is a short term study with 1 year time frame; however, in the secondary aim we foresee to follow the patients up to 5 years.
To increase power, we foresaw to enroll at least 20 patients per group.
Although there are no current plans to change the scanner, we foresee upgrading to a 3 T scanner in coming years.
Although there are no current plans to change the scanner, we foresee upgrading to a 3 Tesla scanner in a few years.
We foresee at least one key challenge to this study: the possibility of slow recruitment.
We have foreseen to analyze the reduction of referrals of each professional related to the ones before the implementation of the study.
Today we foresee it to be a 5-105-10%booking deposit for tattoo artists, and fixed CPC for temporary tattoo services.
We are now satisfied that mEPN scheme has matured to the point where we foresee little need to change the majority of the notation scheme presented here (see Freeman et al., 2010 [ 31] and http://www.mepn-pathway.org), although clearly the modelling of other systems and ideas from others may present a case for further modifications.
