Sentence examples for mind when comparisons from inspiring English sources

While we believe that this definition is more applicable to clinical practice than the relatively narrow definition used elsewhere, the discrepancy must be borne in mind when comparisons are being drawn.

This needs to be kept in mind when making comparisons with the rest of the sector.

Finally, the mean observation period of patients in the placebo+MTX population was considerably shorter than that of patients in the All Exposure population, and this should be borne in mind when making comparisons.

Keep that in mind when you hear simple comparisons about no president having won re-election when the unemployment rate was above a certain level.

Section 2.3 describes in depth these different channels of labour market adjustment, as they are important to keep in mind when doing cross-country comparisons.

This peculiar consideration has to be kept in mind when dealing with negative results of sequences comparison among genomes drafts.

The inclusion of women with both negative and positive statements in the background comparison should be kept in mind when reading Table 1.

This caveat should be in mind when reviewing the data in Table 5, which shows some comparisons drawn from the WHO World Health Statistics 2010.

When comparisons are made, these differences may spring to mind more readily, resulting in behaviour that further reinforces negative stereotypes.

Obvious comparisons to the architecture of Antoni Gaudi come to mind when looking at the undulating organic shapes of his basses.

Some features of NBS in comparison with other health technologies need to be kept in mind when interpreting the results.