Both systems look forward to study trends and envisage the future (events/generations), which is a key procedure to design strategies for risk mitigation and emergency planning.
The trends of future investigations are envisaged.
It is envisaged that recent trends in biotechnology can contribute to the agronomic improvement of rice in terms of yield and nutritional quality as a supplement to traditional breeding methods.
Therefore, to get ITO films of low resistivity, one needs to enhance the crystallinity of the deposited films from the initial stage of deposition on the polymer substrate as it is envisaged from the upward trend of surface electrical conductivity with higher substrate temperature and thereby higher crystallinity in the reported case.
It is envisaged that if these trends continue, changes in cold and heat stresses in the 21st century would be much greater than those experienced during the 20th century.
This scenario has been envisaged, from many different perspectives, along several research trends (Future Internet, IoT), on which institutions and governments are spending huge efforts, having already identified such topics as strategic ones.
To assess trends in avoidable mortality compared with 'the best in Europe', as envisaged by the NHS Cancer Plan Department of Healthh, 2000) and the Cancer Reform Strategy Department of Healthh, 2007), we were conservative.
Although there were no clear trends between the three phases of data collection, a number of pharmacists envisaged a future for this asthma management service throughout the trial.
Although hepatocellular cancer (HCC) remains relatively uncommon in Australia, its incidence has increased approximately five-fold since 1972; based upon current trends, a three-fold increase in the number of new cases is being envisaged by 2020 [ 1].
As Greene's new world order in some way resembles the global caliphate envisaged by Islamic State, a notable political novelist had once again spotted a future trend.
"As long as slowly we improve, play better, keep the ball better, defend better, then if that trend is positive then I'm happy". The United manager did concede that the job is tougher than he had envisaged when he agreed to take over.
