Sentence examples for considering clearly from inspiring English sources

As the discussion above of psychosocial screening implies, competence is not always easily determined, but let us assume in this section that we are considering clearly incompetent donors, namely relatively young children and people with severe mental disabilities or illnesses.

"Yields on Italian government debt have reached new highs, and are at levels that we consider clearly unsustainable".

Its judges have earlier noted that the historical facts of the Holocaust, "such as the existence of gas chambers", were "considered clearly established by an international jurisdiction".

Overall, the association of thyroid circulating autoantibodies with not otherwise specified mood disorders cannot be considered clearly established.

The dye adsorption isotherms on [Zn Al Cl] can be considered clearly as pure L-type, indicating that the interaction sorbate sorbent is much stronger than solvent sorbent at the adsorption sites.

In addition, 92% of doctors consider clearly a difference between readmission's request for a new acute episode and the same request for a worsening of a chronic disease.

That false accusation was extremely painful and served to diminish and obscure the fact that our position on the Islamic center was carefully considered, clearly stated and consistent with our values and mission.

If a chemical meets all these criteria, it is proposed to be considered clearly positive.

Notably, only 17% of all study-emergentAEs were considered clearly related to NGR-hTNF.

These values would be considered clearly clinically important according to Revicki et al (2006).

In humans, transmission of T. cruzi through maternal milk (not contaminated with infected blood) may not be considered clearly proven.