Sentence examples for be considered only where from inspiring English sources

For each of these agents, there remain insufficient data to assess efficacy, and they should be considered only where a contraindication to CYC, MTX, or AZA exists.

Presentations to primary care were considered only where accompanied by documentation in electronic summaries from the patient's general practitioner (GP).

Furthermore, the major drawback of surgical therapy for peri-implant disease seems to be that healing usually leads to marked gingival recession compromising the esthetic and functional result of the restoration (Schwarz et al. 2015); therefore, this type of treatment should be considered only in cases where non-surgical therapy was not effective.

Population recoveries of Mediterranean seabirds must be considered only partial, and only occurring where protection is effective [284].

It has been observed that outside the separatrix the density profiles are practically zero, where it is noted that densities and temperatures are considered only in regions where standard deviation is below 10%%.

The push last season to win England's league for the first time in 44 years is considered only a platform toward the Champions League, where Mancini has yet to prove his credentials.

However, the increasing effluent concentrations at low temperatures could not be simulated with the standard CW2D parameter set where temperature dependencies are considered only for maximum growth, decay, and hydrolysis rates.

Non-endemic species, i.e. species that occurred in more than one ecoregion, were considered only at the first (highest-priority) ecoregion where the species occurred.

But if we replace the condition (d_{ij}>0) with (d_{ij}=0) (that is, consider only those pairs where the ego and the alter have the same most common location), then the dependence of (T_{ij}/langle Trangle_{ij}) on (tau _{ij}/langletaurangle_{ij}) is largely absent (Figure S3 in Additional file 1).

To clear up any questions, the Obama administration could direct the Internal Revenue Service to adopt a standard that considers only where the couple was married.

For realistic results, simple cooperation schemes should be considered, where not only the amount of backhaul capacity and feedback resources is minimized but also the implementation complexity is as low as possible.