"The whole establishment of A.L.P. is something we have to reconsider in terms of its effectiveness," she said, adding: "Their misuse of power that makes more Afghans victims is greater than their positive impact.
This part of the article describes in some detail the exchange of synthetic DNA, which sharpens the argument by moving from a focus on "how" knowledge and resources are being shared to a setting that can be reconsider in terms of "who" gets to be a contributer in a field that aims to re-materialize information that is freely available as food, energy, medicine and so forth.
In the short term, Brexit has already had a chilling effect, with the value of the pound dropping badly against other currencies, some investments getting put on hold as people wait to see how everything will play out, and even some startups reconsidering their options in terms of where to set up and grow.
The Catholic Church will acknowledge the extraterrestrials, who implicitly obey God anyway, so the Vatican and the rest of the churches will have to reconsider their attitude in terms of this particular issue.
Reconsidering the formulation in terms of Jankélévitch's "between two", we could say that we are between an "already no longer" (death has done its work) and a "not yet" (death has not reached completion).
Stamper [4] reconsidered Gabrielli von Karman results in terms of ratio between payload weight and fuel consumption, introducing one of the future trends of transport energy efficiency in terms of payload of the different vehicles, without considering the vehicle as a part of the transported weight.
Although this study is not a service evaluation, ICU clinicians could reconsider their practice particularly in terms of continuity of care and information provision.
Their findings recommend reconsidering descriptions of land degradation in terms of grazing preference of livestock, as opposed to plant species composition alone.
This account therefore illustrates the insights to be gained from reconsidering the history of conservation in terms of our understanding of the evolving status and social roles of expertise.
Having established a conclusive retroposon-based waterbird phylogeny, it can now be used to reconsider and discuss their evolution in terms of morphology and ecology.
