Sentence examples for distinctively consider from inspiring English sources

Conclusively during aging, interventions, which distinctively consider the changing level of individual hormones, shall provide potent options in maintaining optimal immune functions.

In 1856 the composer Jacques Offenbach published an extensive guide to the tradition, which he considered distinctively French.

Wake-induced vibrations are considered distinctively different from well-known vortex induced vibrations where bluff body structures vibrate under vortex shedding in the wake of flows passing through them.

Speech and language are considered distinctively human traits.

This means that the day of the lecture (LD) has the maximum number of accesses in all cycles and is considered distinctively relative to other days.

This suggests that for older adults in Japan, educational background and income level may be distinctively different when considered as determinants of their psychological wellbeing.

We will consider how writers have written distinctively through a collecting impulse or about specific collections.

Dwyer and Peters interweave historical, legal, and normative precedent to consider home education in all of its distinctively American complexity.

Free will appears to be a distinctively human attribute related to our species' ability to consciously consider the longer-term consequences of the decisions we make.

It did not consider, as other investigations did [ 5, 7], trends distinctively examined by gender and age groups.

The earliest work in what may be considered a distinctively Bengali style is the Śrīkṛṣṇa-kīrtana ("Praise of the Lord Krishna"), a long padāvalī poem by Caṇḍīdās, which is dated to the early 15th century.