Sentence examples for questioned in view of from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the success rate of 100% in the maxilla (3-year outcome) [15] must be critically questioned in view of our findings.

The validity of these trial results has been questioned in view of relatively short duration of follow-up and limited extent of lymphadenectomy (nine or fewer nodes were removed in 35% of patients).

"The security of the names submissions process for posthumous rites must be questioned, in view of the rash of prominent Jewish Holocaust names that have recently appeared on Mormon temple rolls," Radkey said about her latest find.

Such programmes already exist around much of the developing world, 46 but their advisability is being questioned in view of the epidemics of obesity and cardiovascular disease.

Finally, the safety of ketorolac injected intraarticularly can be questioned in view of some evidence, specifically from animal studies, of the risk of delay in bone healing (Meunier and Aspenberg 2006).

Reports about an assumed causal relationship between medication or drug use (DSM-5 mentions "e.g., cocaine, methamphetamine") and first onset of tics are very scarce and have to be questioned in view of the waxing and waning of tics that is an obstacle for causal conclusions based on single case reports or case series (see Fig.  1).

The etiologic role of these bacteria, however, may be questioned also in view of treatment failure.

The prescription basis was particularly difficult to summarize in a few questions, in view of the quite different treatment protocols applied in different countries and within countries.

We approach this question in view of the Collingridge dilemma (Collingridge, 1980) that has been widely discussed in RRI-related literature (e.g. Blok & Lemmens, 2015; Flipse et al., 2013; Owen et al., 2012).

This is a natural question in view of the analogous result for continuous flows, the results on Boolean networks with asynchronous updating that were mentioned in the introduction, and the well-known fact that Boolean networks with few inputs per node tend to have ordered dynamics.

One issue examined by this committee was water pollution: beginning in March 1909 and for nearly a year afterwards, it studied the question in view of the increasing mortality from typhoid fever, and concluded, in the words of the University of Michigan's Jennifer Read, "that the country required some form of legislation to manage the problem.