Sentence examples for consideration in view of from inspiring English sources

The clustering of M@C2n into nanoparticles and the spin-leakage of the fullerene shell are worth consideration in view of designing novel composite magnetic materials, as well as novel pharmaceuticals for magnetic resonance imaging.

It also had ocean currents and trade winds that would carry fallout out to sea, an important consideration in view of what had happened at Bikini Atoll during Operation Crossroads.

When these results are available, comparison to bevacizumab is a strong consideration in view of the acceptable toxicity profile of this agent.

Together with other studies, our findings indicate that an increased risk of stroke has to be taken into consideration in view of giving RT to IMC or SCL.

This may constitute an important consideration in view of the essentially benign natural course of IBS-C, which implies a very low tolerance for side effects.

In studies in earlier disease stages, combined phase IIB/III adaptive approaches merit consideration in view of the long timelines of each study, though advantages and disadvantages of this approach versus the classical development pathway still need careful assessment.

Based on these pathophysiological considerations and in view of the grim prognosis of dialysis dependency in ∼50% of patients with orellanin intoxication, we decided to start steroids and N-acetylcystein.

In order to achieve optimal operational conditions, the integration of decision-making across different layers of a company and the consideration of uncertain parameters in view of dynamic market conditions are essential.

These considerations are particularly timely in view of current efforts to develop and characterize invertebrate model systems for studying regeneration and parasitism.

These topics were included because a recent exhaustive review [ 15] suggested that these specific considerations require revision, particularly in view of recent changes in surgical practice such as reduced fasting times, enclosing exposed viscera, and changes in surgical methods to reduce tissue damage.

But the appellate division said that "conditional release should always be a consideration" for a hearing judge "in view of the potential alternative of permanent confinement".