Sentence examples for are considered possibly from inspiring English sources

17 24 One study 23 differed from the others by incorporating financial incentives (which are considered possibly effective based on systematic review evidence) and by being based on a specific theory of behaviour change.

A number of these state-rare taxa are considered possibly synonymous with more widely ranging taxa (e.g., A. paupercula with A. purpurea, A. tenella with A. obtusifolia, A. decemloba with A. obtusifolia, and A. keyensis with A. oligophylla) [ 32].

According to Tenover and colleagues, isolates revealing up to three bands difference are considered probably genetically related, and isolates with four to six bands difference are considered possibly related [ 15].

In the case of PD, factors are considered highly associated if their cosine score is greater than 0.2, factors are possibly associated if their cosine score is between 0.1 and 0.2 and finally the factors with scores between 0.05 and 0.1 are considered associated at low level, factors with scores lower than 0.05 are considered possibly not associated with the Parkinson's Disease.

Current boss Roy Hodgson said: "At the moment we are considering possibly loaning him to an Italian club, but nothing is sure about that yet so I don't have anything definite to report.

Mr. Meehan, 44, had been considered possibly a front-runner among Democrats in the governor's race.

He was labeled soft in run defense, a potential malcontent in the locker room and -- at 6 feet 5 inches and 268 pounds -- was considered possibly too light and angular to be playing the position at all.

Both AEs were mild and resolved without concomitant treatment and were considered possibly related to study drug by the investigators.

The final policy will take effect after all comments have been considered, possibly several months after the comment deadline, says Pascal.

Moreover, the finding of an abnormal pineal region in children with central precocious puberty (CPP) is considered possibly causative by many paediatric endocrinologists.

The sign clutching or shaking head was observed 361 times and for 212 times the sign was considered possibly concussion-related (58.7%).