Sentence examples for is considered a factor from inspiring English sources

Party infighting over an open Republican House seat in the district around Colorado Springs is considered a factor in giving Democrats a chance at that seat.

Still, there are two main categories: generalised seizures, in both hemispheres of the brain, for which there is no known cause (though inheritance is considered a factor in many cases); and focal or partial seizures, which arise in a particular damaged or sensitised part of the brain as a result of congenital disease or trauma, such as a blow to the head.

Therefore, the number of hidden nodes is not constant in all experiments and is considered a factor in the experiments.

Pdr16p is considered a factor of clinical azole resistance in fungal pathogens.

Consistent with this observation, iNOS/NO overproduction is considered a factor for increased coronary circulation during sepsis [ 50].

Moreover, we did not directly measure the physicians' knowledge of palliative care which is considered a factor in the under-diagnosis of pain.

That showing was considered a factor in his election.

Low parity has been considered a factor or, as it is sometimes called, "poor reproductive performance".

Why might midterm elections be considered a factor in the debate?

The state Department of Health said in a statement on Saturday that swine flu was considered a factor in the death of the man, who was not identified.

"That Mr Taylor should serve his sentence in a prison, culturally and geographically thousands of miles from his home, should be considered a factor in mitigation as it in fact amounts to exile," Griffiths said.