Sentence examples for reconsidered in relation to from inspiring English sources

The main argument is that the ownership of knowledge should be reconsidered in relation to the centrality of DNA in informatic formats.

Recently, over 30 years of heuristics and biases research was reconsidered in relation to emergent support for dual processing models of reasoning [ 17].

Themes were then reconsidered in relation to the data set as a whole to ensure that no important themes had been missed during the earlier stages of coding.

Moreover, the ultrastructure and function of sperm head vacuoles were reconsidered in relation to sperm maturation, using the high resolution of transmission electron microscopy.

For each decision, all available information has to be weighted or considered in relation to each axes which in turn have to all be considered and reconsidered in relation to one another.> During the discussion of indicated treatments and interventions, the risks, burdens and benefits of each potential course of action were considered and balanced against one another.

As we reconsider Extension in relation to the centennial in May of 2014 of the Smith Lever Act, which established the national Cooperative Extension System, it would serve us well to remember these words from C.B. Smith and Ruby Green Smith (they weren't related, by the way).

Maybe it's time to reconsider your positions in relation to what is turning out to be an historic uprising of the citizens in your cities.

The use of patents as a ranking for inventiveness of PROs must therefore be reconsidered, or at least appropriately developed, in relation to publishing indexes and other established or verifiable indicators.

With all of that said, the bottom line is that it's time to reconsider how we think about conscientiousness in relation to sex.

Indeed, in these two months, the participants had the opportunity to reconsider the value of the course in relation to their practice and to implement the checklist.

The Philippines is one of a category of crisis-prone but capable countries where UNICEF needs to reconsider the nature of its role in relation to government.