Sentence examples for considering literature from inspiring English sources

It is only by analysing a large number of texts and by clearly specifying which ones we have studied that we earn the right to draw general conclusions – and the loss of detail that comes from considering literature in bulk is the price we must pay if we want to generalise.

In this paper first the coupling terms are modeled considering literature.

Considering literature data, the biofilm phenotype of P. aeruginosa appears regulated more at the translational and perhaps post-translational levels than at the transcriptional level, as highlighted by the discrepancies between microarray and proteomic experiments.

It seems logical that horizontal recumbency, as a common practice, is counterintuitive, when considering literature evidence regarding risks for POPA.

This review synthesises what is currently known about this topic by considering literature from the perspective of both employers and individuals with a mental health problem.

The systematic review performed by Simpson and Singh (2008), considering literature searches databases conducted from ten years and including 8 randomized controlled trials, concluded that exercise of varying prescription increase serum adiponectin in 38% of de trials, demonstrating small-to-moderate effect sizes [ 95].

According to Daniel Levin Becker, Oulipians consider "literature in the conditional mood; not the imperative".

Author Joyce Carol Oates said there should be no question about Dylan's work being considered literature, praising the academy's "inspired and original choice".

This rambunctious caper could be taken as a warning about what might happen if society considered literature really important — like, say, energy futures or accounting.

The "Reading at Risk" survey defines literature as "any type of fiction, poetry and plays" that "respondents felt should be included and not just what literary critics might consider literature".

Neither can be considered literature, but both have exerted influence on Chinese writers for more than 2,000 years as a result of their inclusion in the Confucian canon.