Sentence examples for considering remains from inspiring English sources

Exactly what the police have been considering remains uncertain.

The Philippine government forced the United States to close its military bases in the country in 1992, and any suggestion that the return of permanent American facilities is being considered remains highly sensitive.

Repeating the analysis using this measure, we found that the KL divergence across all the linguistic families considered remains almost constant around 3.6 bits/word, as shown in Figure 2B.

Whether septal atrial wall or only "outside" mobile walls (lateral/posterior/anterior) should be considered remains unclear.

Whether and to what extent the difference between studies is a result of the difference in study populations or in the list of FRIDs considered remains to be determined.

Although the production of various phthalates is changing (most notably the reduction of DEHP and the increase of diisononyl phthalate in the European Union), exposure to the phthalates we considered remains widespread (Goen et al. 2011).

Therefore, we can hypothesize that during the interglacial period the F. orientalis complex was the dominant forest vegetation in Italian peninsula, and that the actual F. sylvatica populations (located at Foresta Umbra, Monte Taburno, Laghi di Monticchio, Monte Pecoraro, Monte Basilicò) can be considered remains of ancient populations.

Nevertheless, the number of linear systems to consider remains exponential in the number of species, and may lead to redhibitory computational costs, especially when handling biochemical systems with hub molecules, i.e., molecules involved in a high number of reactions (e.g., E2F, p53, cMyc in cell-cycle control or NF κB in signalling), which corresponds to a Newton polygon with many vertices.

Although investigations on IRH in concrete have been conducted, the prediction model for IRH in internally cured concrete with LWAs considering IC remains lacking.

All things considered, that remains a sensible expectation.

A 2006 survey in preparation for the new subdivision revealed what archaeologists consider the remains of a Narragansett Indian village dating from 1100 to 1300.