Sentence examples for has been previously considered from inspiring English sources
Data resulting from use of DPI may require more cautious interpretation than has been previously considered and the discovery of specific alternative inhibitors should be actively sought.
An extension of the Shapiro Wilk test to verify the hypothesis of normality in the presence of nuisance regression and scale has been previously considered.
These field based results indicate that small scale heterogeneity may play a far more important role than has been previously considered in groundwater surface water interaction studies.
Combination of these polymers has been previously considered for tissue engineering and drug delivery, however there is currently no report regarding their combination for vaccine application.
A nonparametric method for clustered data in multiple reader studies to estimate the area under the ROC curve has been previously considered.
Energy balance of SFA has been previously considered by Péguillet et al. [29].
Illustrious financial institutions, which had been previously considered the most highly sophisticated investors, reached collapse or near-collapse.
The model reproduces the real-life behavior in considerable detail and shows that geography plays a more important role than had been previously considered.
Two numerical examples which have been previously considered in literature are studied and the results illustrate significant improvement in structural weight compared to the conventional design methods.
Millennials have been robbed of what might have been previously considered their rights, including free education and an affordable place to live; instead they are distracted and satiated (to varying degrees) by fast food, fast tech and fast fashion.
In addition, a recent front-page New York Times story on Obama administration attempts to mollify Israel over its Iran policy included this ominous line: "The administration is also considering... covert activities that have been previously considered and rejected".
