Sentence examples for considerations published from inspiring English sources

It is a continuation of previous theoretical considerations published in Part I of this series.

We also assigned exposure intensity to one of four levels on a scale from 0 to 3 based on considerations published previously (van Wijngaarden et al. 2003).

Based on our alignment procedure and according to theoretical considerations published elsewhere [ 18, 35] retardation and axis orientation measurements should be independent of each other (also see Eq. (2) and (3)).

These estimates and requirements are in stark contrast with calculations and considerations published by Beckmann and associates [ 45, 46, 29, 30] who argue that breast cancer centres in Germany are not economically viable without substantial cross-subsidisation from other health care services, e.g. night duties and obstetric services provided by gynaecologists.

This algorithm includes all the design considerations published by then and arranges all the necessary siRNA selection rules in three groups of filters according to their impacts on the siRNA efficacy and applies them to the design process in three steps.

This process was informed by the GTI's experience in high throughput microarray experimentation and took in consideration published literature[ 11, 12, 14- 18].

It is true that in recent years, mainstream media organisations have used images of the aftermath of Isis attacks with little consideration, publishing images from the group's own literature and posting the group's videos almost in their entirety on their own websites.

The physical properties of protons, along with a discussion of technical issues related to delivery, planning considerations, and published clinical studies, will be presented herein.

Harmonised ethical considerations are published by the European Commission to been taken into account by all interested parties conducting clinical trials in the paediatric population.

Days after it put out a call for submissions, the Flag Consideration Panel published a word cloud that suggested many New Zealanders wanted the flag left alone.

The instruments were developed taking into consideration previously published guidelines [ 49, 50], and instruments [ 51- 55].