Sentence examples for envisaged following from inspiring English sources

It was magnificent, and they secured progress with a grim 1-0 home win over Barcelona, but it was hard not to wonder whether that was really what Riquelme envisaged following when he railed against Julio César Falcioni's negativity last year.

Whereas the migratory and invasive capabilities imparted by EMT facilitate the initial steps of the meta-static cascade, it is envisaged that, following extravasation and upon encountering an altered local microenvironment, disseminated cancer cells may at least partially revert to an epithelial phenotype to allow adhesion and proliferation at distal sites.

The results strongly suggest that both the sector regulator EMRA and the private distribution companies ought to take into consideration the households' characteristics while designing electricity tariff following the envisaged introduction of cost-based tariff after 2015.

To verify the importance of feature selection methods for the prediction of standard enthalpy of formation of gas phase of hydrocarbons the following methodology was envisaged: in the first place it is necessary to assess model behavior without any feature selection.

During this CO-electro-oxidation reaction the following three stages can be envisaged: (i) adsorption of CO onto an isolated metal centre, (ii) nucleophilic attack of H2O on the adsorbed CO, and (III) decarboxylation.

Combining both conclusions, we can assume the following: Tracking devices in the envisaged system can have a battery lifetime of 1 3 years if either enough tracking devices share one UMTS/GPRS/GPS connection or if the report interval can be varied.

People are following blindly towards an ill-envisaged future – and it's working because people think they have nothing to lose.

The gastroprotective potential of lafutidine is further envisaged from its effect to enhance intragastric pH and to reduce gastric acidity following exposure to an exogenous acid load.

If new evidence had emerged, it was envisaged that prosecutions could follow.

But the envisaged timescale was different then.

The prospect of innumerable lives is therefore envisaged with dismay.