Sentence examples for issues envisaged from inspiring English sources

There are some issues envisaged, primarily the electrical reliability of the panels were they are prone to water absorption.

One of the issues envisaged is the burden posed by preterm infants on parents and families [4].

The proposed approach to evaluation of community radio listening groups' project will have two main areas of focus within which the evaluation team will attempt to address all issues envisaged in the evaluation specific objectives.

The conclusion reached in the paper on English vocabulary education applies to all of the empirical studies published in this Special Issue, or envisaged for the development of the CSE.

By drawing together the experimental evidence from different research fields, this review provides support for the concept that colorectal carcinoma is immunogenic and may reasonably be considered as a target for immunotherapy, and attempts to address critical issues and envisage future developments in this challenging research field.

Another, less ambitious option, would be for them to issue a political statement of intent which resolved few, if any, of the remaining contentious issues, but which envisaged concluding a deal in the future.

This same issue can be envisaged for the 17-descriptor model reported by Zhong et al. [ 22], who combined genetic algorithms and support vector machines to obtain, from a more limited unbalanced 177-compound dataset of BCRP substrates and nonsubstrates (again, randomly partitioned into training and test sets), a model with 85% overall accuracy.

In effect, member states no longer have absolute sovereignty over these issues in the sense envisaged by the Treaty of Westphalia.

The second issue concerns how democratic Rousseau envisaged his republic to be.

It is one of the issues that we have always defined as a final status issue and therefore has always been envisaged to be dealt with at that point in the process.

As a further sop to national interests, the two companies announced that "the parties envisage issuing special shares in BAE Systems and EADS to each of the French, German and U.K. governments to replace the existing U.K. government share in BAE Systems and the stakeholder concert party arrangements in EADS".