Sentence examples for a final consideration of from inspiring English sources

This discussion leads to a final consideration of Reid's aesthetics the ontology of aesthetic qualities.

As a final consideration of the relevance of the active-site lid-open conformation, because compound 3 is a potent rDAAO inhibitor (Table 1), this lid-open conformation is likely to exist in DAAO proteins from non-human species as well.

This leads to a final consideration on the possibility of weighting ensemble member projections based on performance in a historical period.

A final consideration on the validation of tractography results (Mori and van Zijl 2002) is that while tractography can indeed provide macroscopic neuroanatomical information on white matter pathways by reconstructing fibre structures that contain bundles of axons running along the same orientation, it cannot distinguish individual axonal pathways, whose diameter is typically less than 10 μm.

A final consideration on the toxicity profiles of the two regimens deserves to be made.

A final consideration on implementation is the use of electronic technologies (tablets, smart phones, etc).

A final consideration for maintenance of healthy muscle is the possibility of interactions between diet and exercise in their influence on muscle mass and strength, and the extent to which interventions that combine supplementation and exercise training may be more effective than either alone.

A final consideration for further development of this and other multiscale systems pharmacology models is extension into stochastic frameworks.

However, there is a final consideration in favor of the Lancaster.

As a final consideration, the availability of high-definition, multi-position monitors enables the information acquired and processed by the transducer to be clearly displayed for interpretation.

As a final consideration, the results of the structural equation analysis not corrected for the PCB effect are compared to the results obtained using standard multiple regression analysis.