Sentence examples for seriously assessed from inspiring English sources

The Zimbabwe Ministry of Economic Planning and Development took the proposal seriously, assessed the financial requirements needed over a three-year Transitional National Development Plan, and convened the conference in Salisbury.

The implications of natural licking in topical treatments are required to be seriously assessed to achieve optimal parasite control and to design parasitological and pharmacological studies within the drug approval process.

For a rock-like foundation, the collapse-induced radial PGAs may be as high as 0.08 g at distances of 350 m, indicating that the effect of the collapse-induced ground vibrations on the nuclear-related facilities should be seriously assessed in certain scenarios.

As difficult as I find it to take Trump seriously as a presidential candidate, I find that once his qualifications for the position are seriously assessed it only reveals just how underwhelming Trump is as a candidate.

As organic TFTs are being seriously assessed for mobility critical applications, such as current driven flexible OLED displays, it is becoming increasingly important that the mobility values that are being reported are not overestimated and reflect the true current driving capability of the device.

Exploiting or even seriously assessing that potential has been systematically suppressed for decades as a fatal competitor to nuclear power.

Beyond that and discounting their mathematical possibility of playing finals as a complete absurdity, it's time to seriously assess what changes are required to make another surge next year.

If we care about seriously assessing the warning Snowden purports to offer, we need to scrutinize the full range of capabilities we've learned about, not only as freestanding programs, but as nodes in a network of information gathering and analysis.

"But it will be difficult to seriously assess Bury's prospects this season until a new manager is appointed".

Therefore, one must seriously assess the therapeutic dose required for anaesthesia, what the likelihood is to affect image acquisitions and the outcome of scientific data acquisition interference during the procedure.

The added pressure on Turkey presents a new opportunity to look beyond April 24, and to seriously assess a reboot of the normalization process between Turkey and Armenia.