Sentence examples for given this concern from inspiring English sources

Given this concern, I'd been following the Guardian's Keep it in the Ground campaign with interest and encouragement, particularly the demand for the Wellcome Trust, the second largest non-governmental funder of health research in the world, to divest its holdings in fossil fuels.

Given this concern, an adequate version of Physical CTT ought to be more modest than Bold Physical CTT.

Given this concern, a statistical moderation method is adopted by HKEAA in moderating the SBA assessments submitted by schools, with the aim to ensuring the comparability of SBA scores across schools.

Given this concern, both the open invitation to enter community bids, as well as the setup of a jury which embraces various disciplines for judging proposals, may be regarded as a fitting beauty contest approach to organizing the necessary collaborative action both in terms of creative thinking about possible projects and in terms of proper selection and subsequent endorsement.

- Given this concern, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends the use of either single dose co-administration of MMR+V or combined MMRV vaccine in children 12 47 mo of age.

Given this concern, women wondered if it was morally right (Siegel et al., 1997) or if they were being selfish by having a child when their mother could experience a premature death (Siegel et al., 1997; Connell et al., 2006).

Given this, the concern to preserve one's native culture seems to provide a reasonable justification for restricting immigration.

Given this controversy concerning a proinflammatory role of NOS3 and that NO is intricately involved in regulating cardiovascular function [ 74], the present study aims to elucidate the influence of NOS3 on myocardial function in sepsis development.

Given this background and concerning the need for the estimation of the impact of this phenomenon in our country, we aimed to evaluate the presence and risk factors for T-score discordance in a large sample of Iranian population.

Given that this concern has had a large influence on vaccine decision making in Europe and elsewhere, the topic is of considerable public health importance.

Re "Life in Shadows for Mentally Ill in China, With Violent Flares" ("Neglect and Abuse" series, front page, Nov. 11): As a Chinese psychiatrist trained in New York, I am grateful that you gave this health concern the attention it warrants.