Sentence examples for considered minor changes from inspiring English sources

Type 1A variations are considered minor changes.

Seven defining characteristics were considered minor: pain (0.68), changes in sleep pattern (0.55), altered ability to continue previous activities (0.54), fatigue (0.52), atrophy of the involved muscle group (0.51), fear of re-injury (0.51), and restlessness (0.50).

The sixth, considered minor, is to be heard on Thursday.

Her own revelation (of non-virginity) is considered minor.

All other complications were considered minor.

But he would consider "minor, technical housekeeping changes", such as allowing criminals to be kicked out of the Lords, allowing peers to be removed if they do not attend and enabling peers to retire.

However, you may want to consider some minor changes, such as letting your sideburns grow or eliminating them altogether.

The FDA has long considered that even minor changes in the production of biological drugs including exactly the same isolation and purification procedures applied at significantly larger scale than previously yield a distinct and new drug that must undergo an independent demonstration of safety and efficacy.

The reaction has been immediate and powerful: activists and large companies like Apple and Bank of America have pushed lawmakers to consider at least minor changes to the law.

First, subjective ratings of emotional arousal may be too arbitrary for comparisons across different participants since one person may consider a major change in arousal as a one point increase on the scale, whereas another participant may consider only a minor change sufficient for this increase.

Major and minor changes were considered as to be an improvement in the general status (Table 3).