Sentence examples for a tool to consider from inspiring English sources

The present paper and its companion (Higuera et al., 2012) introduce OpenFOAM® as a tool to consider for coastal engineering applications as it solves 3D domains and considers two-phase flow.

It also provides a tool to consider the various levels of environmental health interventions and how they may have impact on the different components of the model as provided in the "Action" component of the framework.

The House of Quality (HoQ) in QFD methodology is a systematic tool to consider the inter-relationships between two factors.

"We await with interest the full results of this study and we urge the UK National Screening Committee, the body responsible for assessing the validity of the PSA blood test as a screening tool, to consider the research findings once the study is complete.

To reduce the demand gap between peak and off-peak time periods, demand-side control of energy use is an important tool to consider.

Given the suspected value of EPS in agricultural soils, the use of BCP to stimulate exudation is an interesting tool to consider in the theme of delivering sustainable intensification.

Quantitative population ecology models which take into account genetic inheritance represent a potentially useful tool to consider the evolutionary impacts of size-selective fisheries harvest (e.g., Martínez-Garmendia 1998; Jager 2001; Dunlop et al. 2007, 2009a).

Supplementary material has not previously been considered in text mining solutions; it is clearly an important target for these tools to consider.

High accuracy of the marker response-35 in diagnosis of NP and its strong association with survival makes it possible to use it as a reliable surrogate marker of treatment efficacy in advanced NSCLC, and a tool to be considered in the design of future NSCLC trials.

The "guiding visions" as a tool to mobilize stakeholders is considered of high importance [11].

Recurrent neural networks (RNNs) are a class of computational models that are often used as a tool to explain neurobiological phenomena, considering anatomical, electrophysiological and computational constraints.