Sentence examples for considering its capacity from inspiring English sources

In this subsection, we define resilience of system Eqns 9 and 10 by considering its capacity to return into its viability kernel when a perturbation pulls it out from it, following Ref [25] definition of resilience.

Whilst there are few studies which assess the effect of yoga on neuro-cognition, considering its capacity to improve a wide range of cardiovascular parameters, there may be corresponding improvements in the cognitive profile.

With the observation of the activity of herceptin as single agent therapy and considering its capacity to improve survival in metastatic disease when used in combination with chemotherapy, the development of adjuvant studies was clearly logical.

Neuropathic pain (NP), currently defined as "pain arising as a direct consequence of a lesion or disease affecting the somatosensory system" [ 1], represents the most severe form of chronic pain considering its capacity to affect both physical and mental patient's condition.

"I think it's important for entertainment to at least consider its capacity to affect social and political change," she said.

The interpretation of its results without considering its analytical capacity may lead to erroneous conclusions.

Considering its high capacity, low-cost and ease of synthesis, PAC/PTS seems to be a promising electrode for CDI.

Given the EH rate, the transmission probability is analyzed in [16] for each mobile terminal considering its battery capacity, based on which the maximal throughput of the wireless network is derived.

Considering its striking capacity for energy dissipation, the findings in hBAT are clinically valuable for guiding future prevention strategies and treatments for obesity, insulin resistance, and other related metabolic diseases (Hall et al., 2011).

Although the precise function of TPPP in mitochondria is completely unknown to date, it may be possible that TPPP plays a role as a mitochondrial motor protein, considering its binding capacity to tubulin [ 40].

A development of MIP-cryo is needed, considering its low adsorption capacity.