Sentence examples for as sometimes considered from inspiring English sources

Thus, our study suggests caution is needed when using miRNA markers in phylogenetic reconstructions, as they might not be as free from homoplasy as sometimes considered [ 45].

For rounds t ≥ 1, the move of a memory-one player is therefore solely determined by the action profile played in the previous round (in particular, we note that such players do not condition their behavior on the round number, as sometimes considered in models of bounded recall, e.g. Mailath and Olszewski, 2011).

PsA and peripheral AS are sometimes considered as benign forms of arthritis, however, these disease manifestations affect patient's quality of life substantially, and also cause significant functional impairment [ 11].

Roughly four of these were substantial stone forts which served as defensive residences, sometimes considered "true castles", as well as imposing structures to prevent Iroquois incursions.

Mahakali (Sanskrit: Mahākālī, Devanagari: महाकाली), literally translated as Great Kali, is sometimes considered as a greater form of Kali, identified with the Ultimate reality of Brahman.

Multi-drug resistance in these two species is associated with increased mortality, and has become sufficiently problematic in some locations that alternative therapy using older and more toxic agents such as polymyxins is sometimes considered the best option [ 17- 19].

We also included activities sometimes considered as semi-leisure, such as looking after pets or gardening and maintenance.

Questions asking compositional relations of events, which were sometimes considered as behavior questions, were considered as structure questions here.

According to one FAO document, juniper berries are the only spice derived from conifers, although tar and inner bark (used as a sweetener in Apache cuisines) from pine trees is sometimes considered a spice as well.

In addition, this model is almost the same as the model of images with small percentage of available samples (sometimes considered as a part of wider compressive sensing framework).

Sometimes considered as revolutionary beginnings of a new urban era or as expressions of contingent protests unable to adequately counter the neoliberal restructuring of urban space and scaling-up, the transformative and emancipatory potential of these collective actions remains contested (Monno 2014).