Sentence examples similar to considering pre-existing functions from inspiring English sources

Instead of considering pre-existing crack, we consider all possible pre-existing cracks, and require that none of them should grow.

Because many pollutants are regulated separately, designing inter-pollutant markets requires considering pre-existing regulatory constraints.

A method is also proposed to consider pre-existing deformation of the RC section for a post-installed UHPFRC layer.

The CDC list of chronic conditions is smaller than what many insurers consider pre-existing conditions.

We considered pre-existing immunity levels of 30, 50, and 70 percent in this segment of the population.

Land-use categories did not consider pre-existing settlements.

Some of these subjects continued to persist even after romiplostim dosing and were considered pre-existing.

Our results suggest the critical importance of considering uncertain pre-existing fracture networks in optimization studies of hydraulic fracturing.

Researchers examining readmissions, mortality, and functional outcomes for patients with stroke need to consider their pre-existing mental health conditions.

According to most insurance plans, that would be considered a "pre-existing condition", and thus would not be covered.

I refuse to let my daughter and anyone's daughter go back to a time when being a woman was considered a pre-existing condition.