Sentence examples for envisaged outcomes from inspiring English sources
The scheme as it has progressed so far exemplifies how to do "regeneration" badly, whether you look at the planning processes, the political priorities or the envisaged outcomes.
Research on smart cities lacks a systematic understanding of the different components of smart city governance, the metrics to measure these components, their envisaged outcomes and potential contextual factors influencing both components as well as outcomes.
The principles of resource conservation and the envisaged outcomes are consistent with the basic notions of CSA.
Only well designed collaboration leads to the envisaged outcomes.
In many developing countries undue delays in initiating life-saving surgical intervention for women at risk of severe complications among other factors may undermine the envisaged outcomes from facility-based services [ 3, 8].
Before launching into any survey method, an assessment should consider the actual data needs, the envisaged survey outcomes, and how the results can be translated into improved conservation management.
It is envisaged that outcomes from phase maps 1 and 3 will feed into phase map 2. This is in order to facilitate the initial focus group and to ensure that a good breadth of data from several sources is continuously fed back into subsequent focus groups.
In other words they incorporate more environmental effects and outcomes than envisaged even by the authors of the original study.
It is envisaged that these learning outcomes would be constructed with input from stakeholders in higher education, pharmaceutical industry and health professions.
Senior military officials still think they can achieve a better outcome than envisaged by civilian skeptics in the administration by using the new forces to mount more comprehensive counterinsurgency operations.
In the future, however, there may be scope to increasingly use biomarker data in environmental decision making, if plausible linkages can be made across levels of organization such that adverse outcomes might be envisaged relative to biomarker responses.
