Sentence examples for is occasionally considered from inspiring English sources

Even though United Nation announced that all persons with a mental illness shall be treated with humanity and respect for the inherent dignity of the human person (United Nations General Assembly 2008); up to now, the use of coercion is occasionally considered as unavoidable in managing aggressive behavior.

The false morel (Gyromitra esculenta) is occasionally considered a delicacy when cooked, yet can be highly toxic when eaten raw.

Maternal weight gain is occasionally considered to be a determinant of birth weight [ 26].

The "spillover" effect of children's health on their parents' quality of life is occasionally considered[ 28], as well as the effect of illness on siblings[ 23, 29].

I knew that over the years I have been occasionally considered but so have hundreds of other people.

Therefore, antlers are occasionally considered an almost unbreakable bone (Currey et al. 2004).

Gram-positive diphtheroid organisms from wound specimens are occasionally considered to be skin commensal organisms.

Risk assessment tools were occasionally considered unnecessarily complex when patients had 'red flag' symptoms and, as previously mentioned, sometimes restrictive for use in primary care: I mean, you see, from a GPs point of view, if somebody comes in who is fifty-five years of age, and passes blood in his stool, you need to exclude a cancer.

Possible biases in MT TFs due to complications in naturally occurring external sources are also occasionally considered, but generally only at long periods (> 1000 s) and near the auroral or equatorial electrojets (e.g., Viljanen 2012, and references therein).

Both value experimental studies highly, even though non-experimental studies are also occasionally considered.

(Group 1, PT 1) According to the patients, preventing the overuse of attack treatment was only occasionally considered by the GP.