Sentence examples for considerations mainly from inspiring English sources
These considerations mainly apply to the mulberry technique, where the 18G needle made a passage big enough for a knot to pass through, ultimately resulting in the failure of the suture.
The approach, based on experimental evidences and theoretical considerations mainly consists of deriving approximate bond stress-slip laws for the strengthening/support interface layer, able to reproduce the local bond stresses transferring mechanism.
To support this role, the maintenance concept has undergone several major developments that have led to proactive considerations mainly based on a prognosis process, which normally allows selection of the best maintenance action to be carried out.
The importance of a strategic approach is underlined, considering all the connections between the analysis of the geothermal potential of the reservoir (geophysical exploration and geochemical analysis) with the design of the plant based on thermodynamic and energy considerations, mainly regarding ORC (Organic Rankine Cycles) power plants.
[Using an abstract computer simulation, we] found that as children enter adolescence, they increasingly view inequalities reflecting differences in individual achievements, but not luck, as fair, whereas efficiency considerations mainly play a role in late adolescence.
To be sure, some administrations - Dwight Eisenhower's and Jimmy Carter's were notable examples - had little use for Israel, and probably would have been far less even-handed than they were it not for domestic political considerations (mainly, the political organization and influence of American Jews).
Time of harvesting becomes a consideration mainly when the felled trees will not be removed quickly from the forest for processing.
The consideration mainly concerns the issue of job scheduling and, in particular, one version of the scheduling architecture under development that, we believe, has some advanced properties.
Today, however, by the advances in structural design/systems and high-strength materials, building weight is reduced, and slenderness is increased, which necessitates taking into consideration mainly the lateral loads such as wind and earthquake.
We did not take mononucleotide repeats into consideration, mainly due to their uncertainty in the repeat number.
I do not have any major concerns regarding this paper and support its publication; however, I would like to offer some comments for authors' consideration, mainly regarding the clarity and presentation.
