Sentence examples for envisaged that it could from inspiring English sources

It is envisaged that it could be incorporated into standard NMR product-operator simulation packages.

The ZipMatch CEO didn't provide specifics about the company's expansion plans, but he envisages that it could move into three or four countries in Southeast Asia over the next 18 months.

Of note, our risk score was constructed to capitalize on the types of data available in electronic patient records; we envisage that it could, for example, be incorporated into routine reports of positive CDI test results (if validated).

"So in any scenario we would still envisage that Rangers Football Club could play football and operate as a football team".

I've seen the areas that HR managers are focusing on for considering the use of AI in their departments and also where they might envisage that AI could be a future benefit.

"I could envisage that it might take time.

In this scenario, one could envisage that it is ultimately the uniqueness of an expression pattern, and therefore the lack of a paralogue to compensate for the deleted gene's function, that is the crucial determinant of embryonic and/or perinatal lethality.

In response to a question from the Guardian in October 2009, the lord chief justice said he could not envisage that it would be "constitutionally proper, for a court to make an order which might prevent or hinder or limit discussion of any topic in parliament".

It was envisaged that BAIC could help assemble and market Atieva's vehicles in China, while LeEco would contribute connectivity and entertainment systems.

It is envisaged that this could lead into developing more consultancy work and mentoring companies as a kind of "Start-Up CEO" to the brand.

As receptor binders for PSP toxins reflect toxicity in a similar manner to the mouse bioassay, it was envisaged that they could be an ideal candidate for the development of an SPR assay to replace the mouse bioassay.