Sentence examples for opinion to consider from inspiring English sources

It depends on the setting and the nature of the plan, she said, taking pains in her opinion to consider both.

Recent advances in the field of nanotechnology led scientific opinion to consider metal nanoparticle recruitment a very promising tool to fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria [10, 11].

This is one of the major mistakes, in my opinion, to consider that health is the business of the health sector exclusively.

And there are various opinions to consider as well.

In conclusion, our opinion is to consider double stenting in three situations.

The common opinion is to consider surgery before appearance of symptomatology [ 30].

Patients will be given sufficient time (in their own opinion) to fully consider trial entry, as well as to ask questions of investigators.

I think one would have to have quite a high opinion of oneself to consider one could be a work of art.

I want to offer one last opinion for you to consider.

As the results show, 41.4% of the presented tags have received enough crowd's opinion to be considered valid or non-valid (difference between number of agreements and disagreements must be more or equal to a given threshold to be validated in this experiment we setup this value to 5).

Or, perhaps it is just a case of very rich individuals wanting extra access and their opinion to be considered more than normal people so they donate and raise enormous sums so that elected officials listen to them.