Sentence examples for that considered possible from inspiring English sources

The comparable autonomic modulations/HRV among AS and HS, although different to several previous reports, were based on a well-designed comparison that considered possible influences of MHR and AAT on HRV.

This implies that, unlike poverty, vulnerability is a more future-oriented concept that considers possible changes in a household's future welfare.

Using a packing approach that considers possible bids and/or asks in an integral manner, we then devise a modified PSDA M-PSDAA) to address TSP with "asymmetric" demand and supply.

Thus, to overcome this issue, the authors propose to compute the available bandwidth through passive monitoring of the channel and to improve the bandwidth estimation accuracy using a formula that considers possible spatial reuse from parallel transmissions.

Finally, under the sixth cluster, we discuss arguments that consider possible societal and group effects of moral bioenhancement.

The panel recommended that studies of Gulf War veterans evaluate GWI risk factors in veteran subgroups that may be relevant to the outcomes of interest and use analytic methods that consider possible confounding effects of concurrent exposures.

We also used weighting schemes a posteriori that consider possible differences in 'effective' rates between duplications, deletions, and rearrangements that occurred since the divergence between S. cerevisiae and A. gossypii.

Strategies that consider possible gender differences in constraints on HIV vaccine acceptance and, in turn, "meet men and women where they are" psychologically, socially, and geographically should be developed.

Results show that considering possible interference of localised corrosion has substantial influence on the estimated probability of failure.

In addition, several other Democrats that were considered possible "yes" votes have now said they will vote against the legislation.

The study assessed several psychosocial measures that were considered possible confounders if scores were correlated with treatment outcome (HbA1c) or were unbalanced as a result of randomization.