Sentence examples for consideration represented from inspiring English sources

Since bits of wood sometimes got knocked off during printing, this might indicate that the print under consideration represented the work in an earlier state.

This model incorporates the contributions of partial wetting and stagnant liquid hold-up effects in addition to external and intraparticle mass transfer resistances for a complex consecutive/parallel reaction scheme under consideration represented by L-H-type kinetics.

In every case, the identical copies removed from consideration represented organisms either in the same genus (99.7%) or within the Escherichia Shigella genus pair (0.3%); many represent different strains within the same species (89.1%).

Trinity Mirror will also assume debt, working capital and debt-like items of circa £27m and will incur some £6m of transaction costs at completion which together with the equity consideration represents total consideration of £187.4m".

While the disbanding of fire companies would be the source of much of the department's savings and, likely, the most contested cuts, some of the other cuts under consideration represent deep reductions for the department.

The merger consideration represents a 51percentt premium over GSI's closing price on March 25 , 2011

The $6.10 per share consideration represents a 9% premium to the business software maker's closing stock price last Friday.

The consideration represents an 11percentt premium over Savvis' closing stock price as of the close of trading on April 26 , 2011

Finally, the term missing link implies that the fossil under consideration represents a direct ancestor of the modern organism of interest a link in the genealogical chain between ancestor and descendent.

CONCLUSIONS These considerations represent the first international consensus on the conduct of interventional studies following acute knee joint trauma.

In addition, technical reliability and usability considerations represent key conditions that affect the validity and general acceptability of tests (Ehlers et al. 2013).