The problems are provoking mounting criticism from Congress -- even envisaging possible American withdrawal -- as well as reluctance from NATO allies to keep troops in Kosovo and pleas for more money from an underfunded United Nations mission struggling to keep the peace.
The application to a petrochemical plant shows the potentiality of the method and envisages possible further evolutions.
With this wide range of energy storage techniques (see Fig. 3), which is becoming increasingly available to electrical power grid developers, it is not difficult to envisage possible future trends in electrical grid evolution.
Foresight methodology was applied to envisage possible changes in the GVC structure within the planning horizon (10– 15 years, i.e. until 2025), with the accent on analytical tools enabling to determine the factors affecting changes in the structure of the value chain segments, sources and distribution of profits within them, and Russia's opportunities to secure more favourable positions.
Combined L-EGFR + H-Beclin1 expression may represent a biomarker in identifying relatively favorable clinical presentations and prognosis, thus envisaging possible EGFR/Beclin1-targeted therapies.
To envisage possible structure-function implications of positive selected sites in the ANG gene, the candidate sites were mapped on the ANG X-ray structure (figure 3).
Action research is a process where staff are supported to undertake an investigation into their current practice, recognise problems, envisage possible solutions and take action with the intentions of working towards addressing the problem.
Given the range of potentially deleterious effects that can be mediated by AngII (including depression of ACh release and inflammation), one can envisage possible consequences of over-production or post-translational modifications of ACE that could result in increased AngII production.
He said he envisaged a possible "Chamber of Nation-States" and saw the need for a charter laying out a "division of competence".
Luc Th?noz, a professor at the University of Geneva and director of its center for banking and financial law, noted the deal always envisaged the possible need for renegotiation.
