Sentence examples for models which envisage from inspiring English sources

First, the focus upon PV+ interneurons is congruent with contemporary models, which envisage a critical role for these cells and their NMDA receptors in the pathogenesis of the disorder (e.g., Gonzalez-Burgos and Lewis 2008; Lisman et al. 2008; Lodge et al. 2009; Belforte et al. 2010; Woo et al. 2010).

Mathematicians have developed a theoretical model which envisages the end of the universe in around 22bn years, with a phenomenon called the "big rip".

An exception to this is the syntrophic consortium model, which envisages the simultaneous fusion of a symbiotic community composed of all three partners: cytoplasm, nucleus, and mitochondria [ 23, 24].

It would vindicate the so-called Standard Model of physics which envisages that the universe is made from 12 basic building blocks called fundamental particles and governed by four fundamental forces.

I could envisage different models which provided the same benefits, but would not necessarily need to be a CCNT".

Resent work [21] further discusses techniques which envisage the self-interference cancellation in practice.

This finding is in contrast with formal definitions of SDM, which envisage a more active role for patients.

no models which are headed for discontinuation.

We envisaged two general models by which interaction of Mto1/2 with the γ-TuC could be important for generating active MTOCs.

We therefore envisage a model in which inhibition of eIF4A reduces the expression of a subset of regulatory and stress response genes, while leaving housekeeping functions unaffected.

In general terms we envisage two types of model by which this might operate: either the cell makes a specific amount of a critical component according to ploidy, or it measures the amount of a given factor against ploidy.