Sentence examples for is considered to serve from inspiring English sources
"The public house is considered to serve the needs of the local community," planners wrote.
Second-class mail receives preferential rates because the dissemination of information through newspapers and other publications is considered to serve the public interest.
In this respect, the fibronectin heparin complex is considered to serve as a nucleation center for the selective entrapment of molecules involved in wound repair, such as BMPs.
In this paper, we discuss the design and partial implementation of an in-vessel inspection manipulator in detail, which is considered to serve for China's Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST).
Moreover, in second internodes, pARF3 YFP and pARF4 YFP activities were both detected in the starch sheath, the innermost cortical cell layer that is considered to serve as the origin of the IC (Supplementary Fig. 5c, f arrows)37,38, while pARF5 YFP activity was restricted to vascular bundles (Supplementary Fig. 5i).
This oxygen saturated RuO2(110) surface is considered to serve as the catalytically active phase in the CER, quite in contrast to the heterogeneously catalyzed HCl oxidation (Deacon process), for which the active RuO2(110) surface is mainly covered by on-top chlorine.
A spokesman for Mr. Klink said he had no comment, but that Mr. Klink was "honored to be considered to serve his country".
Writing used to transmit information across space, as in letters, encyclicals, newspapers, and the like, may be considered to serve a communicative function.
Writing used for purely private ends, such as to record notes, diaries, or other personal data, may be considered to serve a mnemonic function.
Next, the research assistants approached different people with an even bolder request: Would they be interested in being considered to serve as an unpaid counselor at the juvenile detention center?
