Because low growth temperature and decreased oxygen availability are favourable for both ethanol fermentation and the inhibition of yeast squalene epoxidase [ 29, 34], we envisaged the opportunity to co-produce ethanol and squalene using a biorefinery approach.
Murray had just come through a contest he had envisaged as an opportunity to frighten Federer, a challenge to his dominance that only Nadal has really provided in big matches in recent years.
Those with higher self-efficacy are expected to envisage more positive opportunities to act, have more elaborate plans, persevere more, and recover from setbacks more readily.
Future research opportunities may be envisaged in the genetic design to evolve more robust biocatalysts, and in tailoring DES to deliver more enzyme-compatible solvents.
They will have a better opportunity than originally envisaged against an uncharacteristically fragile PSG side who have laboured at times since Emery replaced Laurent Blanc over the summer.
Nobody, least of all the man himself, envisaged the depth of the opportunity ahead when Wenger weighed up the prospect of joining Arsenal in 1996.
Rather he said AOL's acquisition strategy is "very focused on media" and there just weren't the product integration opportunities that had originally been envisaged.
The possibility to up-value such an important residue merits to be envisaged through different routes, thus giving different opportunities depending on availability and product needs.
On the other hand, our study shows that opportunities for interpersonal interaction of the kind envisaged by Coiera are at a premium in contemporary British primary and community care.
Whether we, as a society, allow this enormous conversation to degenerate into the irrelevancy predicted by Walter Lippmann or take it as an opportunity for collective betterment, which John Dewey might have envisaged, is critical to our survival as a democracy.
