Sentence examples for envisioned approach from inspiring English sources

To address this challenge, an envisioned approach is to increase the network densification, together with dynamic spectrum access (DSA) techniques based on the cognitive radio (CR) concept, leading to the so-called UDN [1].

Hence, the envisioned approach to implementing the NHS Care Records Service in hospitals delivering standardised applications with phased introductions of integrated clinical functionalities has changed.

Accordingly, the envisioned approach would entail cyclization of a precursor polypeptide via a thioether bond-forming reaction between O2beY and a proximal cysteine, followed by intein-mediated release of the macrocyclic peptide.

Overall, the envisioned approach will not only foster responsive cross-disciplinary research collaborations, but will be amenable to on-the-ground implementation, monitoring, and evaluation, as well as the training of a cadre of water and disease specialists and researchers.

The envisioned approaches to improve the spatial reuse in dense WLANs are presented in Section 1.1.

"Specialization causes a lot of bad thinking," he told The A.P. Mary Sue Coleman, the president of the University of Michigan, said, "Most universities do not take a communitylike approach, and this project envisions an approach that makes graduate study less isolated".

In the conclusion we reflect on possible consequences of the prominence of REDD+ storylines in the seven countries, and argue that carbonization and centralization of forest governance are possible outcomes given the limited attention to non-carbon monitoring and the envisioned centralized approaches to REDD+.

But it will be hard to achieve unless the United States also re-envisions its approach to Mexico and other Latin American countries.

We envision this approach accelerating phage biology studies and enabling new technologies for bacterial population editing.

He could envision the approach's being used to create new flow sensors or electric generators without moving parts.

"We envision this approach as a second-line therapy, which would follow either surgery or radiation to remove the primary tumor," she says.