Sentence examples for considered usefully from inspiring English sources

Oncotype DX®, MammaPrint®, PAM-50 ROR® score, EndoPredict®, and the Breast Cancer Index® were all considered usefully prognostic for years 1 5.

Our purpose is to show that the economic implications of low F can not be considered usefully without simultaneously considering that high H accompanies low F. The literature on the returns to health investment is relatively under-developed as compared with the returns to education.

The lower spatial resolution of SPECT may be considered a limitation nevertheless this study usefully emphasizes the importance of limbic regions (amygdala, hippocampus) in mediating anxiety.

Philosophers influenced by the moderate Wittgensteinian strictures discussed above have offered family resemblance accounts of art, which, as they purport to be non-definitions, may be usefully considered at this point.

Teachers perception of needs, as measured in TALIS, did not remarkably differ across groups of teachers in Italy, but it could be usefully considered that, in the domain of students behaviour and classroom management, teachers working in schools with VET programmes declared higher needs for professional developments than teachers in schools without VET programmes.

Furthermore, there are restrictions on the number of sequences that can be usefully considered in generating a multiple sequence alignment, in part due to the practical limitations of viewing alignments of hundreds of sequences.

The effect of a survey on consultation may now be usefully considered for studies focussing on other morbidities.

Insecticide impregnated tents could also be usefully considered, especially given the difficulty of hanging nets in a tent structure.

GC and DCM have distinct and complementary ambitions that are usefully considered in relation to the detection of functional connectivity and the identification of models of effective connectivity.

Because of the complexity of options and attributes about each to be considered, DAs may usefully facilitate the choice of contraception methods [ 8].

The analysis of Hahn et al. [ 55] is based on birth and death processes, but it might be more usefully considered as a fixation index and maintenance index.