Sentence examples for considerations it has from inspiring English sources

It includes not only affective (I like it, it is attractive), but also evaluative considerations (it has advantages).

Despite these considerations, it has been emphasized that the MFI only represents the convective component of tissue perfusion and oxygenation.

Thanks to these considerations, it has been possible to derive the first dimensions of the First Wall channels from which all the other characteristics are deducted.

Even if from the mathematical point of view, the theory looks rather clumsy or difficult to work with, nevertheless, because of the philosophical considerations, it has to be so.

In light of these considerations, it has to be accepted that all that can be measured on a 2-DE gel or in an LC run, is the amount of a protein (LC) or more precisely the amount of a particular form of a protein (2-DE) in a specific biological situation and experimental setting.

Based on these considerations, it has been proposed that one possibility to reduce the delayed onset of antidepressant action would reside in a direct activation of 5-HT neuron firing rate, bypassing the presynaptic 5-HT1A control [6], [11].

AEs were graded according to National Cancer Institute Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events, version 3. The sample size estimation was based on practical considerations; it had adequate power for detecting the difference in PFS based on the available results from the pivotal global study.

It is under consideration; it has not been adopted.

In response to my request, I received this letter, in June of 1986, from Emil P. Moschella, chief of the Freedom of Information-Privacy Acts Section, Records Management Division, of the F.B.I.: "After careful consideration, it has been determined that all material concerning Mr. O'Hara is exempt from release pursuant to subsection (b) (1) of the Freedom of Information Act.

He said: "I will argue that in practice in the case of the byelaws under consideration it has invariably been the case, in any event, that byelaws are submitted to the Welsh ministers for approval.

Based on this consideration it has been proposed that bifunctional monomers, the monofunctional counterparts of which do not polymerize, are likely to give rise to highly cyclized polymers, if they can be polymerized at all.