Sentence examples for similarly view from inspiring English sources

One can similarly view the ICER in the cost-effectiveness plane.

If we are to view human rights such as health as the fundamental basis for living a good life, we must similarly view legal status as a fundamental necessity for claiming those rights.

The following excerpt made this very clear: "Well, he [doctor] just took one look at it [knee] and just went: "live with it"." (John) It may be that some GPs similarly view available interventions as having limited value, and a parallel can be drawn with studies that compare treatments for hip or knee problems, whereby referral for joint replacement is much lower for the knee than the hip [ 19].

Similarly, viewing the Adversary Proceeding in light of the seven factors set forth in Texaco, supra., also supports the conclusion that the proposed settlement should not be approved.

(As ReCode reported Thursday, Apple is now similarly viewing navigation as the key to the future of television, with plans for a new super-guide).

Much of the upper class similarly viewed dangdut music as unrefined, vulgar, and generally corruptive of the country's social mores.

Routing ships to avoid whale strikes (chapter 5) can be similarly viewed as a tradeoff, but is a different problem spatially.

eBay has also been personalizing the marketplace experience with recommendations of similarly viewed or bought items for some time, and is looking to expand personalization efforts with PayPal.

The company has included recommendations of similarly viewed or bought items for some time, and is looking to expand personalization efforts with PayPal, and invest in data mining capabilities.

West's June 11 interview with Jon Caramanica of The New York Times was similarly viewed with a mixed reaction, with many outlets mocking West's seemingly vain statements.

The availability of substitutes for salt in local markets was similarly viewed as a facilitator.