Sentence examples for that could be envisaged from inspiring English sources
They pretend that the current management system is more or less the best that could be envisaged.
One alternative robust approach that could be envisaged for this class of problem is Quantitative Feedback Theory (QFT).
All these factors, plus other ones that could be envisaged, may progressively modify the endogenous properties of maturing PCs and change their competence for sustaining specific patterns of neuritic growth.
Flexible schedules, recognition of indigenous languages, more female teachers and relevant curricula are some of the changes that could be envisaged.
On the agenda: Stand-alone agreements for emergency preparedness that could be envisaged, and technical cooperation and capacity-building that could be further developed.
An alternative that could be envisaged would be to use a transgenic line expressing a detectable fusion protein between SAS-6 and a fluorescent protein other than GFP (e.g. mCherry-SAS-6), but this is not available.
A further attraction of the cruciform model is that it could be envisaged to facilitate a "back to back" geometry of sister kinetochores, thereby enabling their efficient capture from microtubules from opposite poles.
The aim of the present study was to provide a proof-of-principle that this vaccination approach could be envisaged also in the field of prion diseases, caused by the accumulation of an aggregated pathological isoform of the highly tolerogenic self-prion protein (PrP), and for which no therapy is available.
This would give a possible explanation for the associated muscle weakness that was clinically observed in individual II:2 in Family 2. The affected patient in Family 1 died so young (2 years) that muscle weakness could not have been detected, but it could be envisaged that CPVT related to triadin mutation systematically affect both cardiac and skeletal muscle.
In addition, it could be envisaged that gamblers pursuing or not the follow-up are different populations and that it could possibly bias the results from follow-up data.
Given that both Rho1 and Apm4 appear to interact with the same C1 domain region of Pkc1 it could be envisaged that Pkc1 binds AP-2 complex thus allowing it to be constantly re-polarized to growing sites.
