Sentence examples for nice to consider from inspiring English sources

That approach has shown some promise in some trials, prompting Nice to consider it as a possible alternative to risk-reducing surgery.

It would be nice to consider them relics of an older age, like those islands of colonialism that somehow survived decolonization, such as Hong Kong and Macau before the British handover or East Timor before independence.

Within a UK healthcare system context, the findings provide impetus for NICE to consider wheelchair services (both adult and child) a high priority.

Ministers have asked NICE to consider eculizumab for the treatment of atypical haemolytic uraemic syndrome as part of its new Highly Specialised Technologies programme.' The outcome of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) evaluation will be announced in 2014.

We would strongly urge NICE to consider a fresh review before 2005, based on both the convincing existing data (Douillard et al, 2000; Saltz et al, 2000) and the rapidly emerging new data using all three drugs planned or unplanned (Tournigand et al, 2001; Goldberg et al, 2002).

R. is playing so complete right now and it's nice to see because considering where he started when we first started this journey, he's way ahead of the pace".

7 Our findings are consistent with the NICE guidance to consider two of the high sensitivity troponin assays, including the one evaluated in this study, as options for the early rule-out of non-ST elevation myocardial infarction in people presenting to an emergency department with chest pain and suspected acute coronary syndrome.

Extra large rear pockets is a nice feature to consider as it will keep your belongings organized.

"I suppose… it's certainly nice for people to consider you attractive or… handsome or whatever the particular adjective is.

At a point in time when plenty of perfectly nice people seem to consider it acceptable to conduct an entire conversation with another human being without glancing up from their phone screen to make eye contact, it can definitely be argued that getting your knickers in a twist about the wearing of shades in winter seems about as relevant as insisting on the use of grape scissors.

Therefore, NICE was unable to consider the other three trials in the evaluation.