Sentence examples for envisaged this process from inspiring English sources

As a time allocation of ten minutes per investigation for reliability testing in children is envisaged, this process, with six investigators and including a double assessment, requires 70 minutes.

"Whatever the outcome, the group continues to have medium-term finances for its needs and we don't envisage this process having any effect on the day-to-day care provision in our homes, hospitals and specialist care centres".

We envisage this process as a particular form of market innovation in which new product qualities are inscribed into market architectures.

We envisage this iterative process of model building and qualitative validation to be a useful tool in construction of network maps and even quantitative mathematical models.

In a statement from Dublin, Kenny said: "We envisage that this process of talks should be short, focused and intensive and deal with full implementation of the Stormont House agreement as well as the trust and confidence issues arising from the legacy of paramilitarism".

"Government authorities had envisaged this scenario".

Indeed, we envisage this focus on the processes of development and how they interact with the internal and external environment to generate fitness differences between genotypes to be a core feature of an extended evolutionary synthesis.

Author's response: Yes, I envisage this BBB more like a two-stage process.

The agreement envisaged a process of national reconciliation that may not have happened so readily, but at least a return to bloodshed has been avoided in the interim and importantly, the path is now cleared for the south of Sudan to vote on secession.

We envisaged a process in which transgenic corn stover leaf containing recombinant CBH was crudely shredded, extracted using tap water, and then resolved into an extract stream for addition to a commercial cellulase mixture for hydrolysis and a residual lignocellulose stream for pretreatment.

With the advent of next generation sequencing we envisage this approach will be useful to researchers doing similar studies in other organisms or for other biological processes.