Sentence examples for considerations changing from inspiring English sources
Challenges in this area include the limited extent of treatment development and clinical trial research across the spectrum of female sexual dysfunctions, changing regulatory considerations, changing diagnostic criteria for female sexual dysfunction, and the need to articulate assessment procedures to these changes.
A Lloyds Banking Group spokesman said: "These changes follow a review of our full current account range, taking into consideration changing market conditions.
Health economic considerations change continually with changing practice in giving chemotherapy over time.
We slightly modified that questionnaire, in considerations of changing of social and medical background in recent years.
We will discuss the likely reasons for the incongruity in light of methodological considerations and changing ocean climate regimes, and how it affects our perception of the status of the population in the GOA and controls on their abundance.
A WHO Expert committee then reviews the GRADEd evidence and considers the risk benefit considerations of changing current guidance on the use of DMPA in high HIV prevalence settings, with particular attention being paid to any resulting rise in unintended pregnancy and associated maternal mortality and morbidity, versus a reduction in HIV morbidity and mortality (Butler et al., 2013).
"I never gave any consideration to changing anything".
"The Board's consideration of changing its raceday drug policies starts a conversation whose time has come," Sabini said.
In May last year, it emerged that Vincent Tan, the club's Malaysian owner, was giving serious consideration to changing Cardiff's colours from blue to red.
"We are prepared," the letter continued, "to seek redress in court should there be any consideration of changing the name of Lincoln Center's concert hall on the current structure or any newly constructed concert hall".
The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, which is also involved in planning the trade center site, has "given no consideration to changing the name," said Matthew Higgins, the chief operating officer.
