Sentence examples for considered under the same from inspiring English sources

Parabolic equations in Sobolev spaces H1q,p with mixed norms are also considered under the same conditions of the coefficients.

In the third case, a competitor operating another power plant identical to the preceding plant is considered under the same CO2 allowance market.

In order to verify the size effect of nanoparticles, five different unit cells with different-sized silicon carbide (SiC) nanoparticles are considered under the same volume fraction.

I'm partial to the idea of intermediate scrutiny myself, so that everything related to gender, including later cases involving trans issues, can all be considered under the same rubric.

Continuation from the ERG Master's to the Ph.D. Students admitted to the ERG Master's Degree may apply for admission the ERG Ph.D. program during the regular admission cycle in their third (fall) semester, and will be considered under the same criteria and in the context of external Ph.D. admissions candidates.

Vuilleumier (1984) showed that the geographical variation corresponding to these subspecies is minor and clinal or checkerboard in nature, however, suggesting that the disjunct populations do not appear to represent incipient speciation, and should thus be considered under the same taxon.

But to say that the fact that you have P grounds itself is to make a different grounding claim it's to claim that the fact that you have P, considered under a non-experiential MOP, grounds the fact that you have P, considered under the very same MOP.

In this section, the comparison of the proposed scheme with the scheme in [23] is considered under approximately the same conditions.

Figure 10(b) illustrates the stability region when partial interference is considered instead, under the same settings.

Motivational or volitional control strategies were studied independently (Pintrich, 1999) while the last two were considered, initially, under the same category (Pintrich, 1999a).

The fact that we took studies from very different contexts (with respective differences in the vocational programs they analyzed and the dropout phenomenon itself) and considered them under the same lens should be noted.