Sentence examples for methods envisaged by from inspiring English sources

Although the toxicity testing methods envisaged by the NRC (2007) as the scientific toolbox for toxicity testing in the 21st century will differ notably from those currently in use, they are still compatible with the well-established risk assessment paradigm laid out in the 1983 Red Book (Krewski et al. 2011; NRC 2007).

However, this is essentially the same as the nearly neutral evolution as envisaged by King and Jukes (1969).

Bruce's medical team fully expect him to make a complete recovery, with the all-clear envisaged by late May.

It is impossible to reduce biodiversity into a system of credits as envisaged by many offsetting systems.

But that shows his idea of a fiscal union is a million miles form that envisaged by Mark Carney.

Although he exerted considerable power and was the controlling genius behind several theatres, his way of working was significantly different from that envisaged by either Craig or Appia.

"Give me a taste, just enough to close my eyes," she sings unnervingly, over what sounds like a lullaby as envisaged by Einstürzende Neubaten.

Even if these programmes are fully implemented (they won't be), they set us on a climate-change trajectory way beyond that envisaged by the agreement.

Guided by the same diagnosis of the service's problems but heading towards a different form of treatment to that envisaged by Lansley.

The role of PCFSW in Cornwall has been implemented as envisaged by Prof Munro in the Review of Child Protection published in 2011.

In 1982, Sharon, with extensive support from the IDF, mislead the Israeli government and embarked on a much larger campaign in Lebanon than that envisaged by his colleagues.