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They contended that the historical value of the site was not fully considered.
"Sometimes someone feels that because it was conducted online, their information was not fully considered," said Matthew J. Dias, acting director of the Traffic and Parking Department.
While the material was approved as safe for clinical use, the actual trachea was never formally assessed as a new medical device, meaning this risk was not fully considered.
A formal grievance meeting held in September 2008 was upheld and it was acknowledged there were "failings" in organising the move, no occupational health assessment had been made prior to the transfer and her disability was not fully considered.
The hybrid was not fully considered since it is a heuristic combination of the greedy and GMM methods.
In Approximation Theory, the valve disc motion was not fully considered, thus leading to the large deviation from the actual situation.
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Before, candidates' human rights records were not fully considered.
In many cases the manufacturing tolerances are not fully considered in gear design.
The production of multiple features in combinations of serial and parallel operations is not fully considered.
In presently operated industrial processes the importance of this simultaneous extraction is not fully considered.
Projects are often unsustainable in the developing world because the social aspect of sustainability is not fully considered.
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