Sentence examples for the envisage process from inspiring English sources
The envisage process relies in an optimized sugarcane molasses culture media in a fed-batch strategy to achieve a high-cell density high-lipid cell content.
Genes identified as being differentially expressed were classified based on their respective biological functions to envisage processes and pathways likely implicated in epileptogenesis.
The structure of this engagement will be defined between the Premier League and the FA as more detail about the process envisaged by the FA chairman is established".
The agreement envisaged a process of national reconciliation that may not have happened so readily, but at least a return to bloodshed has been avoided in the interim and importantly, the path is now cleared for the south of Sudan to vote on secession.
Mr Hague said the process envisaged by the Friends of Syria involved the establishment "by mutual consent" of "a transitional governing body with full executive powers".
Success can be scaled up and transferred throughout the NHS, a process envisaged as the new way to transform care delivery.
This is part of the laminating process envisaged by the É.G.I. contract, and the respondent does not regard it as objectionable.
Chagall prepared 100 gouaches for reproduction, but it soon became evident that his colours were too complex for the printing process envisaged.
The Kyoto process envisages that poor countries will take on targets at a later stage.That Mr Bush is challenging Kyoto on this point troubles many, because it suggests that he may have deeper philosophical problems with the Rio approach to climate change.
"Whatever the outcome, the group continues to have medium-term finances for its needs and we don't envisage this process having any effect on the day-to-day care provision in our homes, hospitals and specialist care centres".
Perhaps the two approaches identified above are not mutually exclusive; it may be best to envisage a process of textual evolution without assuming a single original.
