Sentence examples for further envisaged from inspiring English sources
A large set of immunochemical formats, using either AMI6 mAb or related antibodies from this series, could be further envisaged for designing environmental biosensors.
The gastroprotective potential of lafutidine is further envisaged from its effect to enhance intragastric pH and to reduce gastric acidity following exposure to an exogenous acid load.
It is further envisaged that the results of the evaluation will provide evidence and recommendations on effective community mobilization strategies to ensure that girls go to school and remain there.
It is further envisaged that these outreach teams will collaborate with the CHWs who fall under the Department of Social Development (DSD) in the provision of psycho-social support.
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.
The plan in the west further envisaged a disregard for the neutrality of Luxembourg and Belgium and an overwhelming sweep of the powerful German right wing southwest through Belgium and Northern France.
Further, it is envisaged that 12 15 year old adolescents will be involved in phase I/II trials as early as 2008.
In a further step it is envisaged to implant the polyester pad under the renal organ capsule as a buffering reservoir for contained stem/progenitor cells.
As a result, a further squeeze on pay - as envisaged by Chancellor George Osborne - would, according to Mr Schleicher, would mean "it is going to be difficult to recruit top candidates".
The envisaged reform includes the further strengthening of the EU's diplomatic service, the creation of a pan-European foreign ministry and even plans to create a European army.
In addition, super credits, manufacturer pools and credits for eco-innovation and tolerances and flexibilities of the European test cycle (NEDC) can further weaken the effectiveness of the envisaged targets.
