Sentence examples for driven by consideration from inspiring English sources

The choice of criterion should be driven by consideration of an acceptable false-positive rate which could be estimated through simulations taking into account the correlations among the chosen endpoints and assuming no treatment effect.

Delineation of the different MPS I phenotypes can be challenging and is largely driven by consideration of the age of symptom onset and rate of disease progression as well as a patient's genotype.

But his reading is driven by considerations of character; and this quality of characterization infuses every member of the superb cast, even Rolando Panerai, who can't touch Mr. Hampson vocally as Ford.

From a philosophical point of view, this is important in refuting the idea that as humans we will always be driven by considerations of narrow self-interest, that morality is unnatural to our evolutionary make-up.

Next, we test whether our results for single women are driven by considerations related to access to health insurance.

"Capital investments in the electricity industry until now have been driven by considerations about fuel prices and air-quality issues," she says, adding that perhaps too little attention has been paid to water demands.

In Europe, decisions regarding access and reimbursement of medical interventions are predominately driven by considerations of cost-effectiveness.

Such a preference could be driven by considerations such as pain of multiple injections and inconvenience of multiple clinic visits.

Dell'Ampio et al. [ 22] showed that the selection of genes – if not driven by considerations concerning decisiveness of a dataset – can generate topologically different trees that may nonetheless all exhibit high support.

The recent NRC report, "Science and Decisions: Advancing Risk Assessment" (NRC, 2009), noted that cancer exposure-response is driven by a stochastic-event approach but does not incorporate information on individual sensitivity, whereas the noncancer toxicity exposure-response approach is driven by considerations of individual sensitivity differences but does not treat stochastic elements.

Certainly, you would imagine that decisions about where to locate a business would be driven by logistical considerations rather than considerations of tax.