Sentence examples for solution can be envisaged from inspiring English sources

In the 2-D case of cubic B-spline interpolation, the solution can be envisaged in terms of deformation of a thin elastic 'plate' under tension (Inoue 1986).

Nurses seem to have adopted the easiest strategy: to propose a referral only when no other solution can be envisaged and when the patient himself is also convinced.

Assuming (for high-affinity ligands) that the bioactive conformation is abundant in the free solution ensemble, a method can be envisaged to identify the bioactive conformation (and build a 3D-pharmacophore modeveneven for flexible ligands in the absence of a protein co-crystal.

N2 can be envisaged as an alternative solution in case of chemical problems with CO2.

In principle, two mechanisms can be envisaged that result in decrease in current amplitude.

However, many more approaches can be envisaged.

Thereby an improvement of the structure of box panels can be envisaged.

Other extensions and applications of the work by Bourdeau and colleagues can be envisaged.

Two possible explanations for the pleiotropic resistance promoted by Tpo1p and Pdr5p can be envisaged.

In fact, it depends on how easily it can be envisaged.

Massive applications of this chair-based personalized ventilation system can be envisaged in the future.