Sentence examples for a fuller consideration from inspiring English sources

These studies (reviewed by Dubrov [ 4]) suggested two things were desirable: a separation of data by sex and a fuller consideration of the days near the new moon rather than the full moon period.

Moreover, the potential additional information from a fuller consideration of patient censoring can be seen in the differences between the full and reduced datasets (Table 1).

A fuller consideration of the act's features might rebut this conclusion by showing that the features providing reason to ascribe the duty are overridden by other features of the act.

However, this overlooks a critical alternative aspect, an increased sensitivity to the potentially positive impact of positive parenting effects on susceptible children's development (see Pluess & Belsky, 2010; for a fuller consideration of this).

Those relatively minor issues aside, there does need to be a fuller consideration of the limitations of the health belief model and the slightly confusing absence of any details on the types of catering and foods available within the workplace itself.

Our findings point to the necessity of a shift in focus of schizophrenia research from an excessive reliance on global measures of psychopathology and disability in the determination of outcome to a fuller consideration of specific PSDs that have a more direct bearing on the real-world functioning of the schizophrenia sufferers.

If the Supreme Court does nothing, the Court of Appeals will give the case a full consideration and will deliver an opinion, but that may not happen for months.

As The Times of London recalled, "To him, a full consideration of the environment meant thinking about a combination of architecture, town planning and landscape".

We welcome constructive criticism on our policy advice but expect that it be based on a full consideration of what we actually say.

In a unanimous decision, five justices of the supreme court – the deputy president, Lady Hale, Lord Clarke, Lord Wilson, Lord Hughes and Lord Hodge – said the family court could not strike out Wyatt's claim without a full consideration of the issues.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland expressed concern about the integrity of inquests in Northern Ireland, particularly in historical cases from the Troubles, where coroners currently dispenses justice based on a "full consideration of the facts, sensitive or otherwise".