Sentence examples for pays regard from inspiring English sources

The baseline approach used in our study only pays regard to a subset of the aspects already considered by the optimization approach.

How did you pay regard to the political sensitivity of the subject area?

Governments, especially of small open economies, are right to pay regard to the value of the currency, and right to try to influence it under certain circumstances even if they do not go all the way and fix it once and for all (which has drawbacks of its own).

"It's important that other NHS Trusts considering using similar new technologies pay regard to the recommendations we gave to Royal Free, and ensure data protection risks are fully addressed using a Data Protection Impact Assessment before deployment".

We paid regard to varying number of follow-up measurements between patients by using the median value per calendar year.

One obvious reason for this is that the SOFA score does not pay regard to age, which heavily affects prognosis in this patient group [ 41].

Mose Apelblat, BRUSSELS   Cambodia and Laos also paid Regarding "Nixon and Kissinger's forgotten shame" (Views, Oct. 1) by Gary J. Bass: While this article discussed these American leaders' support for "the killers and tormentors of a generation of Bangladeshis," one should not forget their role in the virtual destruction of Cambodia and Laos during the Vietnam War.

Also, particular attention needs to be paid regarding the potential harms of alcohol as well as its potential benefits when making public health recommendations on alcohol drinking.

Finally, although seemingly rare, the risk of PNa overcorrection does exist and special attention should be paid regarding the occurrence of hyperaquaresis upon treatment initiation, especially in cases of chronic SIADH.

It also pays scant regard to the historical context.

For this is a panto that pays scant regard to law or logic – and little to Hans Christian Andersen.