Sentence examples for been envisaged as from inspiring English sources

Several strategies to disrupt the interface between antitoxins and their cognate toxins by inhibitors of PPI have been envisaged as well as the possible use of the toxins in combined strategies (Alonso et al., 2007; Mutschler and Meinhart 2011).

What had been envisaged as a swift liberation had become a prolonged occupation.

Solar sailing has long been envisaged as an enabling or disruptive technology.

Since chitin is absent in vertebrates, chitin synthase has been envisaged as a valuable target in the search for new antifungal agents.

Release of such toxic ions as Cr and Co from corrosion wear induced nano-sized wear debris has been envisaged as the potential cause.

The next to die, however, was the emperor's young nephew Marcus Claudius Marcellus, who had been married to his daughter Julia and might eventually have been envisaged as his successor.

imaging biobanks with general population data   First scenario In this scenario, imaging biobanks are envisaged as infrastructure to archive, share and disseminate (for secondary use) image data that were originally used in the context of clinical research projects, such as clinical trials.

A similar role for the two highly expressed hydrophobins of T. reesei could therefore be envisaged, as has been proposed for two A. niger hydrophobin-encoding genes which were also highly induced in the same conditions [ 3].

These designs can also be envisaged as being subservient to space filling or fractal considerations.

This material is envisaged as a very promising bifunctional catalyst, in particular in terms of durability.

The material is envisaged as a composite, comprised of the grain interior, with flow stress σfG, and grain boundary work-hardened layer, with flow stress σfGB.