Sentence examples for should be considered less from inspiring English sources

Another corollary of Singer's ideas that he recognises will be harder for people to swallow, is that the consequences of a crime should be considered less important than they are, since an individual can only control his own actions and not those of others.

Contamination with hydraulic oil should be considered less critical because the adhesive Beta Force 2816s is very tolerant of oil on the surface.

Thus, future impacts of transport investments, both future socio-economic net benefits and financial burdens, should be considered less important than immediate (present) outcomes in the decision-making process.

Waiting for future specific studies to yield more reliable results than are available today and help clarify whether Medication-overuse headache should be considered less an autonomous entity than a complication of migraine [45], at the current state of knowledge perhaps we should better take a more cautious approach to this chapter.

Now, since our aim is to quantify the similarity between articles, a citation to a highly-cited article, such as a review article, should be considered less relevant than a citation to a more specialised or less visible article, which is cited only by articles concerned with a certain specific topic.

Limitations of poor international comparability should be considered less important than starting from the wrong baseline.

Should they be considered less menacing than threats delivered via the mail or in person?

The two articles P1 and P2 in panel (a) share only one citation; they should therefore be considered less similar than articles P3 and P4 in panel (b) which share four citations.

To be clear, although bilateral compensations in rodents are often more difficult to identify than unilateral compensations, bilateral compensations should not be considered less significant in magnitude.

From the viewpoint of invasiveness and the difficulties of a second surgery, the risks of surgical treatment should not be considered less serious.

Therefore non-guideline tests, or tests following modified test guidelines, can provide valuable information and should not per se be considered less adequate for regulatory use.