Sentence examples for considered that not from inspiring English sources
Oliver Edwards, writing in The Times, considered that "not the least attractive part of the Raffles books is the simple, plain, unaffected language in which each one of them is written".
But she also considered that " not everyone has the requisite resources to be creative" She believed that the difficulties they met were "due to the kind of speech [students] were used to hearing in their pre-graduate studies: rigorous, strict, objective.
The modified MWCNTs are considered that not only acts as a conducting material, but also a matrix for sulfur.
However, despite these intriguing results it needs to be considered that not only "a cure of inflammation", but also risk factors and phenotypes including obesity can be transferred via faecal microbiota transplantation.
"I have a friend who is bright, who has considered that not everything will end up perfectly," Ms. Scholl said last week, hours before the Jewish holiday of Purim.
To avoid such occurrences, there are guidelines stipulating that GMO plants should be physically segregated from the closely related plants by a buffer zone that is sized proportionally to how far the pollen can travel; however, it must be considered that not all farmers will obey these guidelines, and some pollen can travel unexpectedly long distances via bees or other pollinators.
I consider that, not only a marvel but a miracle of science.
All things considered, that's not saying much.
"They considered that usage not in keeping with the original intent of the nursery.
Therefore, we considered that model not suitable for the current research questions.
