Sentence examples for must be envisaged from inspiring English sources

So, other analytical techniques with the high spatial resolution provided by SEM, or higher, must be envisaged to study the degradation mechanism of silver based paints, concerning the interface layers, in medieval illuminations.

Therefore, this increase in intrinsic excitability must be envisaged as a form of homeostatic plasticity demonstrated for the first time in case of dopamine depletion.

In conclusion, this diagnosis must be envisaged with caution.

Similarly, a source of selective pressure must be envisaged to explain our findings.

If the etiology of Hb variability is not easily discerned, erythropoietic hyporesponsiveness must be envisaged and evaluated, and all efforts brought to reaching stability [ 30, 31].

HLH is also cited in the guidelines as a diagnosis that must be envisaged, because it requires specific investigations and initiation of urgent targeted treatments.

The data are consistent with a uniform rate of thickening throughout spherulitic polyethylene but melt crystallization must now be envisaged as occurring not at an interface in steady-state condition but at one whose thickness increases asymptotically and where interference will reduce thickening.

In summary, tracheotomy tube change must be guided by clinical considerations and should be envisaged, in particular, in cases of suspected local infection, bleeding, or to reduce the caliber of the tracheotomy tube and to facilitate the patient's speech.

The leaders of the 15 members of the European Union warned Iraq that it must disarm "immediately and fully," but said that Europe wants to achieve this disarmament peacefully and war should only be envisaged as a last resort.

What specific therapeutic uses might be envisaged?

It stressed that much more pessimistic scenarios could be envisaged.