Sentence examples for article envisages from inspiring English sources

The article envisages the very valid point that there is a dire need to revise the concepts so that our research could be more fruitful and result oriented.

The Government, however, responded that the Articles did envisage a change in the election of representative peers.

A secondary analysis was planned for those articles that envisaged initiating early or prenatal PC, as well as standard care (i.e. perinatal palliative care [PPC]).

That is probably why Mr Bush has now decided to transfer power next summer to a provisional government, instead of sticking with the more methodical democracy-building programme he originally envisaged (see article).

As open access journals gain traction, we see open access article processing fees increasing and envisage that open access revenues (where Reed has already an established position) can compensate for any subscription journal revenue pressure.

The problem envisaged in this article is a hinged-hinged piezoelectric nanowire with length l, width b, and height 2h, as shown in Figure 1.

Hence, the number of latent classes combined with the assumptions about their distribution appears to be the main divider between the mixture PD models envisaged in this article.

The text capture shown in Figure 2 below is an example of our spatiotemporal zoning of the type we envisage in this article.

We envisage that this article, in conjunction with our previous articles on the Rasch development of the CDIP [ 6] and our recent review in Lancet Neurology [ 2] describing traditional and new psychometric techniques, can be used by researchers and clinicians to help bridge the knowledge gap between traditional and modern reliability and validity testing methods.

This hardly qualifies as the "independent electoral authority" envisaged in the notes to article 25 of the ICCPR.

We show in this article that an unified representation can be envisaged and that the problem comes down to that of the choice of a hierarchy of criteria adapted to the necessities of analysis.