Sentence examples for envisages development from inspiring English sources
The third stage envisages development and deployment of U-233 fuelled reactors.
The current work envisages development of a microwave assisted extraction (MAE) for extraction of total anthraquinones (AQs) and five 1,8-dihydroxyanthraquinones (DHAQs) from Rheum emodi.
An adolescent attending Community Justice Centre in Yerevan that promote restorative justice speaks of his experiences to a journalist - UNICEF Armenia / 2013 "The UN Convention on Child Rights envisages development and implementation of a comprehensive policy on juvenile justice, whereas today the protection of juvenile delinquents in Armenia is not undertaken with efficiency.
We further envisaged development of photocontrollable H2S releasers with other photocages, especially absorbing longer wavelength light, and in this study, we designed and synthesized a new photocontrollable H2S releaser with xanthone-type photocages, which can release H2S by light irradiation in the 330 380 nm range.
Algeria currently envisages the development of 2570 MW of renewable generation by 2020, including 1500 MW of concentrated solar power; 800 MW of PV and 270 MW of wind power [34].
When I first began to record, I did not envisage this development.
We propose it as a model that may envisage the development of a comprehensive clinical informatics solution.
Thus, it could be envisaged that development of S-PCM formulation of APT is the best alternative to micronization technology based APT formulations reported earlier.
Thus, it could be envisaged that development of SMEDDS formulation of NFM could be one of the best alternative to enhance oral bioavailability of NFM.
We envisaged that development of more biological friendly cross-linkers and/or polymers, along with advancements in scalability would bring these technologies to clinic.
Presently it is no longer possible to envisage the development of construction materials and products without taking into consideration the problem of their fire behaviour, and more particularly of their fire resistance.
