Sentence examples for as envisaged through from inspiring English sources

Data saturation was reached as envisaged through conduct and analysis of the 60 interviews.

Radiation streaming is envisaged through such penetrations.

The potential involvement of extracellular histones in atherogenesis may be envisaged through several routes.

Documentation of the slowly changing flow through time, as envisaged by Darwin, emerges clearly from Romer's studies of the evolution of extinct fishes, amphibians, and reptiles.

This was taken to mean, among other things, that entry to the underground church would not be through the apartment‐house lobbies, as envisaged in the existing plans.

Indeed, is the world just one "great laboratory of life" and is nature to be reduced to its component parts and reintegrated and dominated through technology and the market as envisaged by the likes of Thomas Bacon and Rene Descartes?

Females can benefit through increased offspring viability and attractiveness, as envisaged by classic 'good genes' and 'sexy sons' models (Andersson, 1994; also see Section II.2 1994 for a discussion of indirect processes of sexual selection in haplodiploids).

Between 1965 and 1989 health care was financed through taxation in line with its policy of free medical care as envisaged in the Sessional paper 1 [ 15].

Things did not work out as envisaged.

An internet implant in the brain, as envisaged by Iain M Banks?

Enter quantitative easing (QE) as the white knight, as envisaged by the European Central Bank.