Sentence examples for one could envisage from inspiring English sources

As it is also known that inflammation can have profound effects on epithelial gene expression, one could envisage that inflammation alters epigenetic functions to permit master switch transcription factor deregulation that finally leads to reprogramming of the epithelium.

As the NAADP response from acid pools is particularly dependent on RyR1s (Fig. 5), and requires CICR [22], one could envisage that the NAADP receptors were particularly close to RyR1s, so as to allow CICR.

In so doing, one could envisage a diffeomorphism covariant quantum field theory (i.e. one that does not involve reference to fields localized at points of the spacetime manifold).

"For longer-term protection to prevent future outbreaks one could envisage using the combination, the so-called prime / boost approach".

Watching the Barbara Walters show, however, one could envisage GW doing what Reagan did in the celebrated Cleveland debate in the 1980 election.

If there were reluctance to see the civil service grow in size by absorbing civil servants into Scotland who are currently working for UK departments, such as the Department for Work and Pensions, one could envisage a shift to a Nordic model of a very slim central government and greater delegation to non-departmental public bodies (NDPBs).

Subtle it wasn't; but one could imagine the music competing with the hubbub of Parisian crowds, even if one couldn't envisage wanting to follow it through the streets for its whole 35 minutes.

One could similarly envisage Rees-Mogg leaping like a gazelle to the Bank of England chief's defence had the latter aired views closer to those of the Tory MP.

Therefore, one could nevertheless envisage the use of a new curing tool for concrete containers, containing radioactive waste, following cases of accidental fire, by assuming that continuous spraying of water could allow them to recover some of their initial gas-tightness.

Such a program would potentially be even more attractive in Europe, given that minimum wages and income support packages are far more generous in than in the US, consequently leaving less scope to use the JG program as a means to replace a strong social welfare benefits model with some form of indentured slavery, which is something one could potentially envisage developing in the US.

One could then envisage a second mutation in a daughter cell that persists to form a microadenoma.