Sentence examples for has to be envisaged for from inspiring English sources
Therefore, careful structural assessment, coating or other structure stabilization has to be envisaged for such materials; When envisaging the production of a water-free FeF3, the effect of the initial F- concentration has to be taken into account.
Different roles may therefore have to be envisaged for such genes or gene families.
Such simulation results enable the use of MIISAR processing to be envisaged for target recognition.
But for the revolution that Digital Britain and others envisage, large-scale VOD has to be commercially viable in its own right.
Thus, combinatorial therapies may be envisaged for patients bearing tumors with high PLAU expression and p53 mutations, which are expected to have a poor response to standard treatments.
Probably due to the molecular dogma of electrostatic repulsion, a similar hierarchic transfer of chirality has not been envisaged for the close approach of DNA double helices.
CHWs in the programme see their facility-based supervisors monthly, and the content of these encounters includes activities that go beyond what has traditionally been envisaged for CHW supervision; over half of the CHWs said that their meetings with facility-based supervisors involve some form of problem solving or knowledge assessment.
Owing to its several attractive features, OFDMA has been envisaged for possible implementation in future-generation wireless networks, e.g., 3GPP-long term evolution [1], cognitive radio networks [2], and IEEE 802.20 mobile broadband wireless access [3].
The use of MSNs as an ideal platform to carry drugs, especially hydrophobic and aromatic compounds, has been envisaged for over a decade.
