Sentence examples for particularly careful consideration from inspiring English sources

Revision TKA was particularly common in younger males, such that the decision to apply TKA should be receive particularly careful consideration in this population.

In particular, because RFs are invisible and imperceptible, individuals cannot directly report on their exposure, and therefore the quality of exposure assessment needs particularly careful consideration when interpreting epidemiologic studies.

For complex medicinal products such as biological medicinal products, including vaccines, design and conduct of such studies requires particularly careful considerations in order to ensure that technical data resulting from stability studies are indeed indicative for unchanged clinical performance.

Thus, interpretation of the new results needs especially careful consideration.

9 Thus, there is an increasing need for novel techniques that can detect the risk for osteoporotic fracture as individuals age, particularly with careful consideration for age groups by decade or, even more specifically, within decades.

Yet the potential for exclusion merits careful consideration, particularly given the already pronounced tendency for agency of national authorities to be limited by the militarization of humanitarian response (Sandvik 2015) and the increasing prominence of international NGOs in public health service provision (Prince 2014).

The safety and toxicity of the preservatives used need careful consideration, particularly for neonates.

The alternate view that fish do not feel pain or experience affective states needs more careful consideration, particularly as it has consequences for understanding the neuroanatomical basis of phenomenal consciousness.

Given these findings, the prescription of acid-suppressing medications should be given careful consideration – particularly when used for the purpose of stress ulcer prophylaxis, where these drugs should be ceased as soon as enteral feeding has been reestablished.

While data stemming from surveys can be very informative and yield structured information pertaining to issues at the core of a research question, there are some possible problems with this type of data that need to be taken into careful consideration, particularly when applied to conducting quantitative analysis.

From the outset, it was clear that relatively high risk studies – such as phase 1 and 2a trials - needed separate consideration with particularly careful scrutiny on benefits and payments by the Ethics Review Committee.