Sentence examples for general envisaged from inspiring English sources

Whereas the older perfectionism had in general envisaged the thriving of a relatively fixed human nature, the post-Kantian versions stress the historical variability of cultural experiences and the determinability rather than the fixity of the self, its openness to critique and self-conscious fashioning.

Theoretically, this process can not be excluded, but its probability is extremely low due to the small distance between φ80- attP and λ- attR in the plasmid pAH162-λ attL-TcR-λ attR which is used as the vector for the cassettes cloning (Fig. 2), and so, the size of the possible "arm" for envisaged general recombination would be too small.

After demonstrating the general feasibility of the envisaged process on a lab-scale, a semi-industrial plant was developed and employed over a period of 72 days under continuous and therefore, praxis-relevant conditions.

The study reported herein envisaged to generate nutrient-enriched composts from the CPB-infested pods.

Multiple users were envisaged for data generated in this manner.

The present case assumes a discontinuous production regime since organic acids, as the envisaged product 2-HIB, are in general toxic to microorganisms at higher concentrations [68 72], e.g., acetic acid being inhibitive above concentrations of 6 g/L [73], which is well below the desired product concentration range.

imaging biobanks with general population data   First scenario In this scenario, imaging biobanks are envisaged as infrastructure to archive, share and disseminate (for secondary use) image data that were originally used in the context of clinical research projects, such as clinical trials.

Article 19 of the UN's universal declaration of human rights in 1948 envisaged few restrictions.

Does brief sex counseling as envisaged, when compared to delayed treatment, improve the sexual and general mental health of adolescents and young adults?

It is envisaged that enrollment into these large adjuvant trials and the potential general use of Herceptin in the adjuvant setting will change the natural history of HER2-amplified breast carcinoma.

But the envisaged timescale was different then.