Sentence examples for Certain considerations from inspiring English sources

Certain considerations should be taken into account if the technique were used for detection of sporadic genomic deletions.

Under certain considerations a single segment of the FCF can be used to solve the schedule.

As soon as you make the leap to more professionally appointed theatre, certain considerations leap into relief, such as set, lighting and sound design, fight directing and costume.

This type of functionality can be referred to as the multi-computer parallel architecture that runs on certain considerations.

It argues that certain considerations such as early strategic engagement of stakeholders, flexibility of technical tools and diversity among organizers, all played a role in enhancing the dialogue.

The only reasons Mr. Rafsanjani was not under house arrest for his speech in 2009, the minister said, were "certain considerations by the system," meaning his relationship with the supreme leader.

Zapatero said that, nonetheless, he had a "certain consideration" for Bush, because "I recognize that my electoral success has been influenced by his governing style".

Freescale also said that Motorola, a customer, had agreed to "provide it a certain consideration" in exchange for ending its minimum purchase commitment to Freescale.

For a certain consideration, you can hire someone to go to a museum with you, or hang out at the gym, or keep you company while you shop.

Zapatero said that, nonetheless, he had a "certain consideration" for Bush, because "I recognize that my electoral success has been influenced by his governing style". In other words, Bush was so unpopular in Spain that he helped Zapatero win in 2004 and 2008.

For a certain consideration, a merchant stood prepared to accept instructions to pay money to a named party through one of his agents elsewhere; the amount of the bill of exchange would be debited by his agent to the account of the merchant banker, who would also hope to make an additional profit from exchanging one currency against another.