Sentence examples for and it is envisioned from inspiring English sources

This study demonstrates the feasibility of TPE-based fluorescent anion sensors/detectors, and it is envisioned that additional design modifications may afford anion-selective fluorescent sensors.

We consider that the proposed manufacturing process, which does not need bonding, is a breakthrough and it is envisioned that it will introduce an alternative to the traditional assembly method of manufacturing honeycomb plates.

The genomes of three legumes (Lotus japonicus, Medicago truncatula and Glycine max) have been sequenced, and it is envisioned that genomic discoveries in these species will be translated to crop improvement via breeding programs involving grain and forage legumes [12].

The draft of the soybean genome sequence was announced in January 2008 (please see Availability and requirements for more information), and it is envisioned that SoyXpress can be a helpful tool for the soybean genome annotation phase.

Rooibos and honeybush tea were originally drunk medicinally and then increasingly as a refreshing beverage, and it is envisioned that Athrixia tea may follow a similar path as an antioxidant-rich, caffeine-free tea [ 5- 9].

This strategy was to be implemented initially in 'focal' provinces and it was envisioned that the experiences gained would later be used to replicate this programme in other parts of the country.

Based on the genetic similarity between the grass species and Brachypodium, it is envisioned that the BdCBF-COR regulon would readily be applicable to the bioenergy grass species as efficient transformation systems are to be established in near future.

With Namibia being a very diverse country in term of ethnicity and languages, it is envisioned that the app will be also developed in one of the local language from the Oshiwambo group of dialects and in Afrikaans.

With the recent development of nanoscale materials and assembly techniques, it is envisioned to build high-density reconfigurable systems which have never been achieved by the photolithography.

As described, work is underway between the UK NICE and the National Center for Biotechnology Information, and in the future, it is envisioned that other guideline providers will make their content available in much more structured and accessible formats to permit analyses of this nature.

Based on synchrotron radiation high-energy X-ray diffraction analysis and Miracle's structural model, it is envisioned that the substitution of additional Cu atoms for Zr atoms in the investigated alloys stabilizes the efficient cluster packing structure of the amorphous alloys, leading to the pronounced increase in their glass-forming ability.