Sentence examples for emerging considerations from inspiring English sources

These emerging considerations inform our understanding of PPARγ function as well as of adipocyte development and physiology.

The rationale for the approach is thus discussed below under Emerging Considerations.

It covers the rationale and preanalytical, analytical, postanalytical, and, where applicable, emerging considerations, the last of which alert the reader to ongoing studies and potential future aspects relevant to each analyte.

95 An emerging consideration is whether therapy with abiraterone (or enzalutamide) may influence the efficacy of subsequent chemotherapy.

In written MoD submissions to the court, prepared by Philip Havers QC and James Eadie QC, it is stated that if evidence of systemic abuse of civilians does emerge, consideration will then be given to holding "a broad-ranging public inquiry" along the lines contended for by the Iraqi applicants.

While the techniques are promising and new patterns are emerging, what considerations are there in interpreting such high-resolution data?

However, the research group chose 0.3 to determine whether items with factor loadings close to 0.4 should be included due to emerging theoretical considerations.

One emerging important consideration is that CR has strain-specific effects.

This report finds that disparities emerging after consideration of socioeconomic status, stage at time of diagnosis, and treatment for about a dozen types of cancer are likely due to differences in serum 25(OH D concentrations.

A positive answer to this question emerges from considerations on truth values as structured entities which, by virtue of their internal structure, give rise to natural partial orderings on the set of values.

The only clear consensus emerging from the considerations outlined here is that if SNS are going to facilitate any enhancement of a Habermasian public sphere, or the civic virtues and praxes of reasoned discourse that any functioning public sphere must presuppose, then users will have to actively mobilize themselves to exploit such an opportunity (Frick and Oberprantacher 2011).