Sentence examples for be considered as ongoing from inspiring English sources
Endpoints were the second infiltration or operation of the afflicted hip, or when these were not applicable the latest patient contact, which can be considered as ongoing effect.
Though conceptions of the family can also include an imagined component for example, the widespread practice of ancestor worship in East Asian societies with a Confucian heritage suggests that (deceased) ancestors are considered as ongoing participants in the good of the family.
To quote Mahley, "Although we have taken a major first step toward our goal, maintaining a program of excellence must be considered as an ongoing, evolutionary process and not a one-time quick fix".
Arsenic mitigation efforts should be considered as an ongoing priority issue in Bangladesh.
Our sample represents the compilation of many national studies and, as such, should be considered as an ongoing population-based project aimed at studying global TB genetic diversity.
"We propose that a period of drug withdrawal should be considered as part of ongoing management of hypertensive patients," says cardiovascular epidemiologist Christopher Reid.
Fifa said that the allegations would be considered as part of an ongoing internal probe and it would continue to cooperate with the ongoing US and Swiss criminal investigations.
The Conservative Party said the new proposals "would be considered as part of the ongoing debates process".
"The need to continuously improve data collection and validation is a priority for all of Queensland's fisheries and this will be considered as part of a wider ongoing fisheries reform agenda".
The treatments with copepods or copepod-cues resulting in altered gene expression patterns can be considered as an outcome of the ongoing dialog between Alexandrium and its environment and the result of integrating and processing the received information into the most appropriate response selected through evolutionary processes.
Age and ongoing linear growth must be considered as should the child's maturity and psychological appropriateness for a procedure that will require lifelong change in dietary habits.
