Sentence examples for envisaged options from inspiring English sources

Five therapeutic options can be envisaged (options, expert agreement): surgery, systemic chemotherapy, local chemotherapy, second-line radiotherapy or palliative care without specific anticancer treatment.

Systemic treatment: Several treatments can be envisaged (options): chemotherapy (level of evidence: B2), symptomatic treatment only, or a treatment based on bisphosphonates in patients with bone metastases.

Except for the option capping of ammunition disposal site, which was performed as regular relocation for dredged material disposal, and the envisaged option habitat enhancement/man-made islands, all alternatives presented herein have been practiced in the past (see Figure 2 for details).

An overview of the envisaged design options for the upgraded CMS pixel detector is given, as well as estimates of the tracking and vertexing performance.

For the sleeping cell status, if real fault-labeled cases are not available (which is the most common situation), two different options are envisaged: ON/OFF calibration period: by a simple procedure of disconnecting and connecting the cells in an alternative manner (which can be performed automatically), the system can obtain the needed sleeping cell training set.

This paper describes the current status and plans of the safety control systems, the functions to be performed, the envisaged architecture and the main design options including the principles of separation and independence between the three tiers.

In case of palliative treatment where the option of complex surgery on a primary rectal tumor is envisaged, chemotherapy should be the first treatment and surgery should only be proposed when there is no progression during preoperative chemotherapy.

This will eventually help to avert the envisaged treatment failure among patients who are increasingly presenting with diverse viral subtypes with limited ART options.

The selection of the correct ultrasonic frequency for the applications envisaged is also important.

But the envisaged timescale was different then.

The prospect of innumerable lives is therefore envisaged with dismay.