Sentence examples for consideration for study from inspiring English sources
Zito said he still believes that dirt tracks, with a little research and development, remain a preferable alternative to synthetics, which have been widely implemented nationally and also are under consideration for study by other groups like the New York Racing Association (Belmont, Aqueduct and Saratoga Race Course).
Using 24-h data collection, we characterized CSF/plasma NPY relationships, including presentation of evidence of weak CSF and plasma correlations, an important consideration for study design of NPY in stress or mental health.
Only ten drugs in this category are under consideration for study by pharmaceutical companies (FDA website).
Some areas in the ward were excluded with consideration for study efficiency and potential difficulties in the follow-up surveys.
This is an important consideration for study designs incorporating a DNA pooling and sequencing approach for rare variant detection.
The selective pressures that influenced their mortality are not identical to those experienced by later generations, and this is an important consideration for study design.
This is an important consideration for studies in ZDF rats wherein disease progression is not monitored.
We optimized the settings for 2 μg of DNA per sonication, which should be taken into consideration for studies where the DNA amount is a limiting factor.
Although mouse outgrowth was not a problem for the remaining models, this phenomenon should be an important consideration for studies involving serial passage of tumor fragments over extended periods of time.
5 Instead, footwear is considered to be minimalist if shoe mass, heel drop and cushioning are reduced compared with conventional running shoes. 1 5 Choice of minimalist shoe is an important consideration for studies investigating the effects of these shoes.
This is an important consideration for studying granulosa cells as they have a propensity to differentiate into granulosa-lutein cells in a process called luteinisation, if cultured in serum-supplemented medium [ 19].
