Sentence examples for envisaged particularly from inspiring English sources

Given its advantages and limitations, Minkowski distance appears to be most usefully implemented in spatial analytical modeling; however, other useful applications can be envisaged, particularly in geographic areas characterized by paucity or unreliability of spatial data, or by high dynamism.

Unexpectedly, and somewhat disappointingly, mCerulean, mCitrine and mCherry, each encoded by a codon-optimized CDS, exhibited either rather fast bleaching or were not as bright as had been envisaged particularly when expressed as fusion proteins.

Indeed, research by the Sutton Trust concluded that the very poor results of some chains – both for pupils generally and for the disadvantaged pupils they were particularly envisaged to support – comprised 'a clear and urgent problem'.

Whether or not they acquire Davies, whose Bolton contract runs out in June, the club are keen to recruit an extra striker, particularly as Nicklas Bendtner's facial injuries are worse than first envisaged.

Given that streptomycetes generally display high genetic instability it is envisaged that these high-density arrays will find application for rapid assessment of genome content (particularly amplifications/deletions) in mutational studies of S. coelicolor and related species.

Details are particularly provided on the development of a conceptual modeling tool, an important element of the envisaged tool set for CAMM.

Details are particularly provided on the development of a conceptual modelling tool, an important element of the envisaged tool set for CAMM.

Particularly, a crucial issue in terms of seismic risk management is that neotectonic analysis has to be envisaged carefully on short in length faults, since these faults can be possibly related to strong earthquakes.

The operation of the turbine in bypass mode, which consists in maintaining flow through the penstock and the turbine nozzles, was therefore envisaged to reduce flow variations in the short-circuited section of the scheme, in which people may be found, particularly during the summer season (safety stake).

Therefore, the next stage of evolution can be envisaged as selection for tighter membranes that would maintain the ionic homeostasis of the evolving cells, which would be particularly important given the increasing ocean salinity, and concomitantly, would create the opportunity for the utilization of ion gradients.

Nevertheless, our subjects did not complain about this limitation and the resulting envisaged intakes were quite equivalent to average German consumption patterns with a slightly elevated energy intake in our study subjects, particularly in men.