Greek Active Verbs In Present Tense That Are Deponent in Future Tense

I want to see if Logos can accurately find all of the New Testament Greek verbs having active presents but deponent (morphologically mid/passive active) futures? I have been trying to find these verbs using Swanson's Greek morphology in the searches because it has the Deponent tag but have been unsuccessful so far. Any Ideas?

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