Sentence examples for in principle considered from inspiring English sources
The debris from a gunshot to the brain will have defiled a site that Venner, in principle, considered holy.
Scales used for cognitive outcome measures are usually based on 5-point Likert scales, which are in principle considered to produce ordinal data.
Treponema spp. are in principle considered to be pathogenic in industrial societies (Giacani & Lukehart, 2014), but its reproducible detection in the gastrointestinal microbiota of isolated rural communities suggest alternative symbiotic roles played by these bacteria.
One could, in principle, consider the best documented period (the satellite era) to characterize unmodeled sources at ancient epochs.
Any discussion of the stem-group ambulacrarians must also in principle consider the somewhat problematic xenoturbellans, a group of modern free-living worm-like animals.
The join operation in principle considers each combination of a Farm (call it f) and a Cow (call it c) and then the WHERE-clause says that we want only those combinations where the farm's id (that is, f.id) equals the cow's farmId (that is, c.farmId).
Induction of meiosis could in principle be considered as an alternative strategy.
The most important principle considered in this work is the activity of several tissue growth factors inside the pattern of gel.
A more effective analysis can be performed both in terms of vehicle life cycle and in terms of second principle considering the quality and the amount of dissipated amount of useful energy.
In the new scheme, the conventional principle considering both the thermodynamic and kinetic factors is employed.
"Single-element retroreflector" (SERR) composed of a single corner-cube reflector made of a prism or three mirrors, which has no optical path difference in principle, is considered a solution to overcome these problems.
