Sentence examples for concerning pace from inspiring English sources

Safety concerns play a major role in the choice of imaging techniques for biomedical applications, and one of the reasons for the popularity of MR techniques is that they (in contrast, for instance, to Computed tomography; cf. [93]) are not known to have any side effects of medical relevance if cautionary measures (e.g. concerning pace makers and implants) are followed [94], [95].

For many Cubans, happiness at the new thaw with America was tempered by questions concerning the pace and implication of whatever reforms Raúl Castro introduces next.

Those details may inform potential adopters of those specific W3C standards concerning the pace with which the standards have evolved.

Despite the Land Registry reporting that house prices have started to wobble, as far as Nationwide is concerned the pace of house-price growth is accelerating".

Nevertheless, other studies on effects of pacing sites in these patients suggested that, when both RV and LV function are concerned, biventricular pacing may be superior to RV pacing [ 64, 65].

There has been considerable tension between the I.O.C. and Greek authorities concerning the disappointing pace of construction and preparation.

The same conference has been much discussed for another reason: Larry Summers, Paul Krugman, and Fed officials each advanced provocative theses concerning the slow pace of economic growth in the United States and other advanced economies in recent years.

* p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001 Table 1 shows respondents characteristics as well as their distributions of preferences concerning income, work pace and risk.

Inflation was still running at an annual pace of about 3 percent, and Ms. Yellen was concerned that the pace would rise.

The LOC has also paced expenditure concerning the FIFA-approved budget of US$423 million (aout R3 billion), having used just 32percentnt by mid-April.

The decision concerning implantation of a pacing system in patients with CKD should be made on the basis of individual assessment of the patient.