Sentence examples for envisaging the potential from inspiring English sources

They developed a highly specific anti-CD146 mAb (YY146) and presented noninvasive PET imaging of CD146 expression in vivo in mice (Fig.  13), envisaging the potential of this novel mAb for targeted cancer diagnostics and/or therapy.

I'm reminded of those homebuyers who need to see a house all titivated up before they can envisage the potential that was there all along!

It's hard to envisage the potential failure of a $2 trillion bank like Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase or Bank of America without systemwide adverse consequences.

"I certainly don't envisage the potential for anything approaching the destructive nature of the collapse in the U.S. real estate market," Mr. Bedford said, "simply because, if there is a bubble here, it is not a debt-financed real estate bubble".

We envisage the potential application of engineered surfaces with multi-scale topography to minimize the spread of nosocomial infections.

SPOEM was not initiated within the villages but in the state capital, by an agronomist who envisaged the potential of smallholder farming systems and who intended to go in business with the most prominent goat farmers.

We envisage the potential use of both CTCF isoforms as biological markers for breast tumourigenesis.

For example, some elementary schools representatives envisaged the potential shortening of class time or an inability to use didactic tools requiring the use of electricity.

A recent study of neuronal function combines use of GFP and human alkaline phosphatase to allow simultaneous detection of cell bodies, neurites and presynaptic sites and envisages the potential to also detect βgal in crosses to mutant strains [ 23].

Release of such toxic ions as Cr and Co from corrosion wear induced nano-sized wear debris has been envisaged as the potential cause.

We envisage the utility and potential of VTCdb (http://vtcdb.adelaide.edu.au/home.aspx) to provide further valuable information in hypothesis-driven studies and to aid grapevine researchers in their prioritisation of gene candidates for further study towards the understanding of biological processes related to many aspects of grapevine development and metabolism.