Sentence examples for this observation is considered from inspiring English sources
This observation is considered to be in good agreement with the FEMA P695 project work on 2D building models.
When this observation is considered in tandem with other results from batch pretreatment of CEL: low solids removal, high weight average molecular weight, and loss of characteristic bonds and side chains, the case for the condensation reactions becomes very strong.
The veracity of this observation is considered reasonable because the study was conducted among a population group with a lower incidence of some of the confounding environmental influences known to be associated with preterm birth (e.g. drug use and alcohol).
This observation is considered to account for the relatively lower prescription rates among patients with type 2 diabetes who received consecutive treatments in our department, including many elderly subjects and individuals with renal impairment 5, 6 who are contraindicated for biguanide administration.
However, this observation was considered as a preliminary result because the advantages of using Rut-C30 are not necessarily that pronounced on D-xylose than on a lignocellulosic substrate, which finally should be used according to the aim of this study.
If no such PAS existed for the sentence in which the interaction was annotated, this observation was considered as false negative (FN).
This observation was considered to be the consequence of genetic differences in the way males and females manifest damage.
If the p-value is large the observation is considered compatible with the null hypothesis.
The possible significance of this unexpected observation is considered in the Discussion.
This overall observation is considered to be due to BPL running to 'effective convergence' [ 19, 20], compared to the limited convergence of OSEM (reported here using two iterations).
In this context, action observation is considered as a technique that could increase motor function, by helping stroke patients to relearn to accommodate changes associated with alterations that accompany injuries [ 7, 13].
