Sentence examples for incidentally considering from inspiring English sources

However, since our first hypothesis was only descriptive, statistical control of socioeconomic variables was unneeded; incidentally, considering that high academic levels of parents are associated with lower child behavioral problems [ 53], such a statistical control would probably have amplified contrasts between the two groups.

The notion that organisms may change by natural processes was not investigated as a biological subject by Christian theologians of the Middle Ages, but it was, usually incidentally, considered as a possibility by many, including Albertus Magnus and his student Thomas Aquinas.

Knox, incidentally, considered these discrepancies when deciding to certify ratification, and he went ahead anyway.

You start off from the village of Lukla (2,800m), a short scenic flight from Kathmandu, landing at Tenzing-Hillary Airport - incidentally considered one of the most dangerous airports in the world.

("Big Brother," incidentally, was considered scandalous in numerous European countries as well).

The Indian men, incidentally, are considered to have an outside chance for a medal after 20 years of frustration in a game they once utterly dominated.

Incidentally, we consider worth noting that the "second moment of mass" condition used by Akbay et al. [Acta metall. mater.47, 1469 (1994)] does not seem to be necessary in the framework of our numerical method.

In those days, not so very long ago, when the priests of that church which stands in Rome gave God's blessing to Italian boys being sent out to ravage a defenseless black country — which until that event, incidentally, had not considered itself to be black — it was not possible to believe in a black God.

Incidentally, Renoir was considered a failure before his death.

(Her American publisher, incidentally, turned the book down, considering it too hot to handle in a country where the administration believed that "sexual deviants" were likely to be traitors).

Presidential campaigns only incidentally debate such issues.