Sentence examples for should be considered merely from inspiring English sources

The papal representative wrote that the anti-abuse policies conflicted with church law and should be considered "merely a study document".

The oft-heard mantra that film should be considered merely as entertainment and not as art, and that any analysis of it reduces the enjoyment, patronises young people and limits their horizons.

A similarly controversial issue is the differentiation of chondral injuries that require surgical procedure (debridement, microfracture or any other procedure) from those that should be considered merely osteoarthritic.

These workflows should be considered merely the starting point for more complex bioinformatic pipelines and were designed to be readily edited, extended, and evolved.

In any case, any source-specific PM2.5 in our study should be considered merely as a marker of a harmful factor in PM; causal factors are still to be identified.

Our results regarding IFNG and IL10 expression should be considered merely exploratory, and other experimental approaches, such as detailed cytometry of functional subpopulations [ 44] or immune mediators expression arrays [ 42], are warranted to obtain further insights on the clinical relevance of breast cancer immune balance.

But a winning streak in golf should be considered only within the context of consecutive 72-hole tournaments, not merely consecutive P.G.A. Tour events.

Housing policies should not be considered merely in their economic sense; it should not be neglected as important social policy leverage in crime prevention and social inclusion.

Taken together, however, these three shows indicate that Mr. Kapoor shouldn't be considered merely derivative.

Moreover, EVs represent a high load and should not be considered merely as passive assets since they can provide various flexibility services for maintaining the grid stable.

It was concluded that migraine equivalents should not be considered merely as headache precursors, but they are part of the migrainous syndrome.