Sentence examples for envisage because from inspiring English sources

This also makes any "vicious cycle" difficult to envisage because, once ROS levels cannot be kept below the threshold any longer in old animals, energy metabolism will collapse to the point where it is inconsistent with tissue function and organismal survival.

Scenarios for the development of this type of barrier between species, which is called postzygotic isolation, are slightly more difficult to envisage because one needs to explain how, although mating has occurred and gametes used to generate zygotes, it can still be more advantageous not to produce offspring at all than to produce hybrids.

He backed Ed Balls, the shadow Chancellor, who suggested the cuts should be implemented more slowly at the start of the four-year period than Mr Darling envisaged because the outlook was now so gloomy.

This possibility was envisaged because NPY is known to exert a regulatory role on innate and adaptive immune function (Wheway et al., 2007).

HLH is also cited in the guidelines as a diagnosis that must be envisaged, because it requires specific investigations and initiation of urgent targeted treatments.

" It is true that the fMRI sessions were relatively short (although not quite as short as the reviewer envisages because data from both task and resting state conditions were collected).

Our own tentative answer is that, yes, re-analysis can often be envisaged because documented population time (in terms of exposure histories) of both study base and of cases arising from it will often be available, whether the old etiologic study was of the traditional 'case control', 'nested case control' or 'cohort' type.

It proves harder than they envisaged, mainly because Esther would rather return to the tunnel where Serge killed her.

It's great to be in a band but it's not something I envisaged happening because I'm not particularly musical, just something that I wanted when I was 18. We've just got better as the tour has gone on.

Such a drug discovery programme cannot be currently envisaged simply because the only model available to screen for activity against hypnozoites is the P. cynomolgi sporozoite infection in rhesus monkeys.

Thus, although we envisage the maximization because of the same reason as given earlier, its intensity is significantly reduced.