Sentence examples for in view of more from inspiring English sources

In societies where rules can be bypassed in view of more highly valued social norms, like the Brazilian society, compulsory institutionalization may undermine experiences that are highly valued to face-to-face groups.

The elimination of this term is quite simple for one-dimensional systems but, in view of more complex developments, the problem deserves a serious investigation to explain the origin of this contribution and to introduce a simple and general approach to cancel this term in more general applications.

Although the implementation of the proposed rule involves difficulties relating to data and estimation constraints as well as risks of accommodating structural divergences, it is important that the ECB takes into consideration national characteristics in formulating its monetary policy, especially in view of more countries joining the European monetary union in the future.

Both are crucial in view of more widespread application of numerical methods for PDEs in engineering practice and more specific industrial processes.

In view of more recent analyses, which offer possible explanations for equivocal results [ 4], it is possible there will be renewed interest in glycaemic control.

This is an important finding in view of more and more new drug related clinical trials taking place in developing country settings.

While a gamma distribution is well-described in community-dwellers [ 31], a normal distribution is expected here in view of the more homogenous, more unwell population [ 32].

Bonnard's ability as a large-scale decorator is sometimes overlooked, in view of his more quiet, domestic paintings in the Intimist style.

Brains.' In view of the more or less humorous takeoffs such as these, one might think Hormel would welcome the association with a genuine source of pork".

In contrast with the earlier works, three types of films, and Plateau borders had to be considered in view of the more complex shape used in the present work.

Moreover, being in a learning environment seems to place engineering students in great "danger" of growing professionally, thus, acquiring communicative and linguistic competences becomes a "must" in view of a more flexible and smoother insertion into the labor market worldwide.