Sentence examples for be considered a tool from inspiring English sources

But if it is, then it should be considered a tool".

In paleoseismic analyses these relationships may be considered a tool in evaluating the minimum energy of an earthquake that induced liquefaction features.

This proposed analytic methodology can be extended to other regions (e.g. mountain and alpine areas) and can also be considered a tool for interpreting present landscape heterogeneity also in a historical perspective.

While the Internet could be considered a tool for limiting differences between rich and poor countries and between rich and poor individuals within the same country, the widening gap in use could also be seen by many in the developing world as a threat, he said.

Here "symbolic" means that the state vector's representational function should not be taken literally but be considered a tool for the calculation of probabilities of observables.

The group felt that SR would facilitate communication between radiologists and clinicians and should be considered a tool for the whole medical community.

In this application, the LDI index score was considered a tool to predict potential wetland condition based on successful restoration.

"In an industry where brand perception is everything, the internet is considered a tool that dilutes the brand experience and removes the exclusivity many luxury brands are built upon," says Kissane.

Because raising or lowering the discount rate alters the banks' borrowing costs and hence the rates that they charge on loans, adjustment of the discount rate is considered a tool to combat recession or inflation.

In our opinion, when the usefulness of anthrax phages is considered a tool for therapy and the detection of bacteria, the specificity (narrow host range) is an advantage.

However, several critical questions need to be explored before DNA methylation editing can be considered a reliable tool.