Sentence examples for considerations either from inspiring English sources
Cochrane's use of the narrative review is generally explicitly justified by statistical considerations: either difficulties in synthesizing data from cluster randomized trialsc10 or heterogeneity.
Decisions result either from subjective considerations either from models allowing performances assessment.
Cost considerations, either to the patient or the physician, were also frequently cited as factors influencing enrollment.
Researchers may variously ascribe to different worldviews and may take into account various assessment considerations, either knowingly or unknowingly, when describing the impact of their work.
Interviews carried out with FMSWs who had been arrested for immigration/soliciting offences have indeed indicated that "financial considerations" – either fleeing from "urgent and dire economic circumstances" or pursuing higher earnings than were available in the factories and service industry in China – was the primary factor influencing many women to enter Hong Kong [ 1].
Further European expansion was never really a consideration, either, since the U.K. benefits from EU membership — for now — and as a result EF already attracts talent from all over Europe.
Consensus among reviewers that a manuscript deserved further consideration (either an opportunity to revise and resubmit or conditional acceptance) reduced the likelihood of rejection from approximately half (for all manuscripts sent out for peer-review) to about one in five.
The likelihood ratio is a specific form of a Bayes factor where both hypotheses under consideration (either the patient has the disease or not) are simple and no additional prior assumptions have to be made.
"The shooting of the students was in no way justified by considerations of either self-defense by the police or public safety," he said in a news conference.
"But a few, citing cost considerations, have either switched back to multiple-choice format to evaluate or have dropped writing evaluation altogether".
When we find people seeming to disagree about some matter, that is often because there is a genuine conflict of evidence — arguments and considerations on either side of the issue, none of which can be easily dismissed.
