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The presentation of extracellular matrix ligands on scaffolds is often envisioned as an appropriate strategy to support capillary formation.

This theme is an integral part of forgiveness common both to western philosophical and theological traditions, and is often envisioned as part of a more elaborate interaction in which people seek to atone for wrongs and secure forgiveness in the name of interpersonal reconciliation or in the pursuit of the ultimate human benefit, divine salvation (Moser, 2009).

For example, as historian Caroline Walker Bynum has discussed, the Catholic Church herself was often envisioned as a lactating mother, perhaps most famously by Bernard of Clairvaux.

Other services are envisioned as well.

Still, Shannon sees a respect for ocean life in the fishermen's efforts to engage, face to face, with an animal that, thanks in large part to Hollywood, we most often envision as a shadowy, invisible threat.

I have often envisioned myself coming to the same end, except that it would involve JetBlue.

In my darker moments - of which there are quite a few - I often envision the baby boomer generation as a giant and warty toad squatting on the youth of our society.

"The American dream has served as a road map for the way we often envision the course of our lives," they wrote.

Strategies based on targeted end points, which are envisioned as having a particular mix of species, are often inappropriate because population numbers and species composition fluctuate over time within an ecosystem.

"This was envisioned as a safe space, particularly for women.

110 Stories was originally envisioned as an analog project.