Sentence examples for considering that states from inspiring English sources

Considering that states of dental mineralization are much less affected by environmental [ 2, 11, 46] and hormonal [ 2, 23, 28] variations than states of bone mineralization, dental development provides more reliable indications of chronological age than bone development [ 2, 13, 30].

Others, however, consider that states and municipalities are loci of patronage and inefficiency, so their empowerment results in ungovernableness.

However, we consider that state executions should not be taking place in the 21st century.

But he said the statistics, while upsetting, "aren't too bad" considering that the state's 2,800 officers write nearly 300,000 tickets a year.

Some casino-gambling industry experts say Connecticut's rejection of Indian casinos would be curious, considering that the state invented the art of profiting from them.

This is an alarming percentage, considering that the state's population has increased in this time frame.

The foundry business is booming, considering that state-of-the-art chip factories cost around $3 billion and are prohibitively expensive for many companies.

In order to do this, we are considering that the channel state is governed by a 2-state Markov chain.

This year, half a dozen states are considering that workers hired under state contracts be American citizens or documented workers.

This is ironic, considering that the Islamic state under the Prophet Muhammad, and under his companions (CE 622-661) did exactly that.

Consider that seventeen states in a country where gays lived painfully in the closet just decades ago, now allow them to marry.