Sentence examples for considered that further from inspiring English sources
On this basis, in the "Aims" we considered that further studies were needed to support SM as a gold standard for detecting dentin reactions to caries.
The judge said: "The council considered the article eight implications in detail before determining that the policy was justified … The council considered that further development in St Ives was unsustainable without the restriction".
Given that p53 is a key activator of cell cycle arrest/apoptosis pathways, we considered that further development of small-molecule compounds inducing p53 is highly warranted and has potential for therapeutic exploitation.
They also considered that further training of more providers was still needed.
Consequently, it was considered that further search in MEDLINE/PubMed would produce representative research publication data on health in Angola.
Therefore, we considered that further investigation of As immunotoxicity is warranted and conducted a PubMed search of As exposure and non-cancer immune-related effects through October 2012.
And if Syria lobbed missiles into Israel and it responded with airstrikes through Lebanese airspace that threatened Mr. Assad further, Hezbollah would consider that further justification to attack Israel.
We consider that further studies of the relationship between the characteristics of nanomaterials and allergic immune responses will facilitate the development of safe and effective nanomaterials.
The ESPEN Expert Group supports the use of olive oil and FO in nutrition support in surgical and non-surgical ICU patients but considers that further research is required to provide a more robust evidence base.
Thus, our results led us to consider that further studies on MMPs/TIMPs expressions may contribute to understand the biological and clinical behaviour of prostate carcinomas.
Then, it was supposed that start up costs would be poorly representative of start costs in another setting, considering that further spread of the service would be a replication, hence less costly than an innovation.
