Sentence examples for consider noting from inspiring English sources

Sources close to Burnham described Warner's intervention as "unhelpful" and pointed out that "he has a track record to consider", noting that Warner was the only Labour peer not to vote against the government's sweeping changes to the health system.

However, we advise that during clinical examination, researchers should consider noting and reporting: (1) presence or absence of the athlete's recognisable pain on the Flexion-Adduction-Internal Rotation (FADDIR) test and (2) presence or absence of the athlete's recognisable pain on the Flexion-Abduction-External Rotation (FABER) test.

Consider noting the exact number of wins and losses so as to calculate an exact success (or failure) rate.

If you are citing a work that has been republished multiple times as multiple editions, you should consider noting the chapter, part, section, paragraph, volume, or book that the cited information came from in order to make it easier to find the same quote or paraphrase in a different edition.

When she learned that the university was about to commission work from a Canadian muralist, she asked to be considered, noting that she was already on campus.

At present, he suggested that use of acarbose and metformin might be considered, noting that "we don't have the data" to recommend treatment with other agents.

GDM was considered noted in the medical record if the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) code 648.8 was included among the discharge diagnoses after delivery.

If you are stuck, consider note patterns, pictures, a sequence of actions or even a set of words to get you going.

I suggest you write a very carefully considered note to your management.

The UK coalition government should take considered note that the procurement of open source software buys neither governments nor taxpayers a cost- and indigestion-free lunch.

However, the approach does not yield PODs for all data sets considered, notes Krewski.