Sentence examples for envisaged since from inspiring English sources

A slow biomaterial degradation with implantation time is envisaged since the material has displayed surface degradation.

Nevertheless, other less known and characterized biosurfactants could be more advantageous, especially if they have a broad spectrum of activity, and if their use with human cells is envisaged, since most of the surfactins that have been studied are hemolytic.

More complex scenarios may be envisaged, since for example neutrophils from CGD patients are also defective for extracellular bacterial killing, as they do not produce Neutrophil Extracellular Traps (NETs), involved in binding and killing of a variety of microbes (Papayannopoulos and Zychlinsky, 2009).

This time it's Ash who has copped it, finally meeting the grisly fate Koen has envisaged for her since being "ordained" Cleverman.

One may envisage that since foraging cause turbidity of suspended material, a walrus would have an advantage in positioning itself accordingly, that is, letting the current move the sediment away and behind the animal, all the time feeding and moving in a forward leading direction.

There is, to be sure, something wrong with such analogies since Repton envisaged his landscapes best appreciated as the spectator moved through them.

So why not, and it was very inexpensive at the same time - Senior bureaucrat, PG028, M So since I envisaged that there was no side effect, there was no harmful effects, so why not try it.

However, when it came to personal needs, some officials, even those who were critical of tribal medicine, reported seeking tribal healers for their own health needs: So since I envisaged that there was no side effect, there was no harmful effects, so why not try it.

We opted to measure time to peak concentration as our primary endpoint, since we envisaged our immunoblot and ELISA detection methods would lack the analytic sensitivity to compare time of first appearance (concentration exceeding limit of detection) of cMyC to that of Troponin.

It's ironic that Coronation Street – which launched in 1960 and has been at the heart of ITV's schedule ever since – was originally envisaged as a 13-part series, the fashionable length of a modern box set.

This is not envisaged as a major problem since often the JRE's have been set to automatically update when new releases are available.