Sentence examples for envisaged that if from inspiring English sources

It is envisaged that if these trends continue, changes in cold and heat stresses in the 21st century would be much greater than those experienced during the 20th century.

It is envisaged that if the indigenous coal deposits are explored and exploited, Nigeria's economy can be diversified leading to smooth industrial and technological transitions from the present petroleum-based economy[2].

It is envisaged that if such a solution was deployed in commercial environments with large technical support datasets, updated on a daily basis, it would expedite case resolution and accuracy to maximise daily closure rates by providing similar case resolutions to staff when a new technical support case is received.

It would be envisaged that if any of these ROS and RNS were contributing to the increases in reduction current detected when cells were exposed to LPS, then an increase in cathodic current should occur on exposure of these to the sensor.

It is envisaged that soon this will increase to 35c.

We envisage that in the near future the comparison of interactomes of different species might drive a similar, if not even more powerful transformation [1], [2].

Bolton manager Owen Coyle: "We certainly didn't envisage that performance.

We envisage that, if accurate Frank's VCG system is made available avoiding the aforementioned limitations, VCG will complement S12 system in diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs).

Since the patent corpus continues to grow quickly we can envisage that if the workflow and data processing pipeline is applied on an ongoing basis then the dataset will continue to grow and it will be at a much faster rate than manual extraction and curation will allow.

One might envisage that if our observations are translated into this conceptual framework, the different codon biases of tissue-specific genes should reflect differences in the extent of translational selection mediated by the expression levels.

As an example of an additional source of error in the annotation of genomic introns, we can envisage that if a gene was annotated by comparison to cDNA from a paralog containing a small coding indel or to a transcript that had spliced out a small exon, the extra sequence present in the genomic copy would likely be identified as intronic.