Sentence examples for considering culture from inspiring English sources

The magnitude of shear stress was achieved by a proper design of angle and dimensions of the cone, and considering culture medium as a Newtonian fluid with constant viscosity.

There was no evidence of differences in the RRs according to these factors after considering culture status.

The limited phylogenetic representation of DPRB given their ubiquity and the probability of horizontal gene transfer makes little sense without considering culture bias.

Considering culture as the reference test, the sensitivity of DPO-PCR and real-time FRET-PCR was 97.7% and 100% while specificity was 83.1% and 80.7%, respectively.

Similarly, Darani et al. study found that the sensitivity and specificity of latex test considering culture as golden standard were 100%and81%1% respectively; positive and negative predictive values were 60%and100%%, respectively [ 17]).

(Or, in Asian markets, green tea: Patus is considering culture-specific Odorscreen formulas).

For starters, we can't talk just about welfare or tax policy but must also consider culture and character.

For too long, says de Waal, scientists have considered culture 'a concept antithetical to nature' and assumed it to be a human-only attribute.

Quick: name a French pop star who isn't Johnny Hallyday' 'Only 20% of Americans considered culture to be a domain in which France excels, far behind cuisine'.

And anyway, it's above all the narrator, Elena, who considers culture, education, as a way to pull herself out of misery and ignorance.

The contrast sums up the opposing views: the US considers cinema and the arts as entertainment industries making profits; Europe considers culture as the product of ideas that go beyond a strict commercial value.