Sentence examples for concerning near from inspiring English sources

The heritability estimates of NA and SUB are substantially higher than those for the remaining seven traits, indicating that these traits concerning (near) innate morphology are richer in genetic information than those traits describing development and severity of OA.

In a recent comparison of available exposure models, researchers identified the lack of data concerning near-field exposures to consumer product chemicals as a major gap in knowledge needed for better exposure-based chemical prioritization.

Mr. Corvino said he had become concerned near the end of September, when he had not heard from Mr. Johnson, and figured out the password to Mr. Johnson's e-mail account.

These include five 'clinical' or current items and five 'risk management' items concerning the near future.

Only as governments grew more confident did it become possible to resist those motions calling for "the laying of all papers concerned with Near Eastern affairs in the last year" (or whatever was exercising parliament at the time).

All invasive taxa are in the Least Concern, Near Threatened or Data Deficient categories and none of the known invasive species are among the 303 taxa listed in the categories Critically Endangered (CR), Endangered (EN) or Vulnerable (VU) (i.e. species that likely have smaller ranges, Fig.  5C).

Still, Moody's Investors Service cut the company's debt rating to junk status last month, saying that while it was not concerned about near-term compliance with financial covenants, it was concerned about compliance in the future.

This paper is concerned with near-optimality for stochastic control problems of linear delay systems with convex control domain and controlled diffusion.

The first implication, of course, is that politicians are only concerned with near-term economic conditions as they must run for re-election every so often.

As most current offshore developments, the case concerns a near-shore development.

He wrote an opinion in one of the cases, a concurrence explaining why a law concerning guns near schools had to go.