Sentence examples for nearly regarded from inspiring English sources

For channel i, the maximal sensing period Ts can be nearly regarded as, therefore, with the proposed SS strategy, sensing period Ts for each channel will be almost the same and more larger than PS strategy.

Ted Hughes is nearly always regarded as a great poet of nature, the only poet laureate since Wordsworth to animate the spirits of bird and beast, river and moor.

Even in the pandemic of corruption that is the former Soviet Union, traffic police officers are nearly universally regarded as an especially low form of social parasite, an opinion that holds true from Moscow to Samarkand.

Deep into the spring of 1948 his approval rating stood at 36percentt, and he was nearly universally regarded as incapable of winning.

In the spring of 1948, Truman's public approval rating stood at 36%, and the president was nearly universally regarded as incapable of winning the general election.

Moreover, nearly 40%% regarded themselves as only moderately suitable for dietary counselling.

Talks are understood to be nearly concluded regarding a settlement for the remainder of Barton's deal, which is worth £20,000 per week and is due to run until the end of the 2017-18 season.

How Trump uses gold accents in nearly everything regarding his campaign.

Thus pluralities of voters can be converted into majorities of delegates by a process that nearly everyone regards as fair.

On the other hand, the results based on the three models with different patterns of covariates and modelling technique remained nearly unchanged regarding the effect of current statin usage (table 3).

The rise of genome wide association studies has reinvigorated a complex debate that began nearly two decades ago regarding the duty to disclose individual genetic research results to participants, beyond sharing aggregate results in the form of publications or research summaries [ 21- 24].