Sentence examples for considering documents from inspiring English sources

One way of capturing semantic similarity is by considering documents related to nodes in the network.

A significant proportion of IFR panel activity involves interpreting and making sense of cases through considering documents - policy guidelines, referral letters, patient letters, and so on.

It now considers documents like conference presentations to be potentially valuable property that may warrant formal publication.

The decision means that Mr. Owen cannot consider documents relating to allegations about Russia's role in the agent's death, as well as material about whether British security officials could have done anything to prevent it.

JFK scholars consider documents relating to the DRE to be relevant to the history of events in Dallas.

We considered documents as relevant to off-label drug use, if they referred to any human drug outside the approval purposes, in terms of different dose, indication, route of application or for another age group.

Once you have selected a provider you will also need to consider document retention.

In "Living Large in Mississippi," Anderson and Debbie Elliott, of "All Things Considered," documented the eating habits of Holmes County, the most obese county in the state.

At a little distance, Chekhov seems upright, decent, civilised, broad in his thinking and feeling; a letter from him is a balanced and considered document; if he goes on a bit, he sweetly apologises for it.

The "Points to Consider" document is currently under consideration by subcommittees within the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy.

Such a mechanism is too restrictive as all other fields of the considered document could be freely accessed.