Sentence examples for allow envisaging from inspiring English sources

Combined, they allow envisaging a true "programming" of the T lymphocytes, intended to improve the efficiency of the treatments and the safety of the patients.

The present state of the art does not allow envisaging a unitary output of the klystrons exceeding 500 kW, so the project is based on 48 klystron units, leaving some margin when the transmission lines losses are taken into account.

Actual aircraft configurations scenario allows envisaging the signs of a diffused technological maturity and they seem very near their limits.

The good thermal stability of the materials up to over 200 °C allows envisaging their use in erbium-doped waveguides, NIR-OLEDs or other optoelectronic devices.

The development of new technologies for automation, particularly the use of networks (notably wireless networks) and the generalisation of digital components, allows envisaging their use in several kinds of applications, with an induced low cost, particularly in embedded systems.

It is shown that the relative mobility is favorable for the TiO2 versus the Si based system, and allows envisaging its use for the calibrated design of nanotopography based micropatterned materials.

Overall, our analyses suggested a large degree of interaction between the two tissues and allowed envisaging a reciprocal influence between the two tissues during this stage of development.

However, the development of new massively parallel sequencing technologies allows envisaging a complete sequencing of the species at higher speed and at lower cost than previous Sanger-based methods.

The development of massively parallel sequencing methods allows envisaging new strategies to obtain long fragments of genomic sequence at higher speed and lower cost than previous Sanger-based methods.

The performances of the technology combined with the continuing reduced cost allow to envisage new projects of fundamental and clinical research particularly at the IFR Alfred Jost.

One of the objectives of our research is to determine if measurements taken in different rooms can be grouped together reliably, which would allow to envisage, for example, a person-tracking system for use in a multi-room interior environment.