Sentence examples for based upon consideration of from inspiring English sources
The calibration of the FM method is specially based upon consideration of the crack initiation time, initial crack size and the crack aspect ratio.
Mendelssohn's second way of proving God's existence is based upon consideration of the idea of God together with the conditions of nonexistence.
Based upon consideration of their results reporting standards, each company advised PGen Study researchers on determination of this threshold.
We selected DISC1 amino acids 326 597 for analysis, fused to maltose-binding protein (MBP) tags, based upon considerations of domain delineation, predicted protein disorder in the N-terminus of native DISC1 and likely consequences for protein expression, purification, and finally on the assessment of secondary structure for the C-terminus of native DISC1 (15).
Some are based upon considerations about how evolution must have acted; some are based on considerations about the nature of computation and some are versions of the poverty of the stimulus argument first presented by Chomsky in support of the existence of an innate universal grammar.
The present paper provides an alternative approach based upon a consideration of the development of fatigue crack closure.
Based upon a consideration of human social life and a functional design analysis of depression's core symptomatology we offer a comprehensive theory of its adaptive significance called the Social Navigation Hypothesis (SNH).
The judgment should be based upon a consideration of relevant facts, actual or possibleEx facto jus oritur.
Any decision to press on with the project "should be based upon due consideration of the public benefit in relation to the privacy risk to individuals and any subsequent sharing should be undertaken under strict procedures," Macdonald said.
The cut-point for the diagnosis, based upon epideminological considerations of fracture risk, was set at a T-score of −2.5 or lower.
However, the content of stereotypes is only partially organic, only partially based upon a measured consideration of the totality of our experiences.
