Sentence examples for able to consider all from inspiring English sources

Unlike the most of previous researches, the current research proposes an integrated planning model that is able to consider all effective levels and factors on the chain.

"We look forward to trying the case before a jury that will now be able to consider all of the evidence that was improperly excluded in the first trial," said a Ford spokeswoman, Marcey Evans.

If approved by the States of Jersey, the funding panel would be able to consider all bids for grants.

By having representatives from each department participate, we are able to consider all perspectives including the sticking points, technical limitations and time constraints of each department.

And, finally, if a notion is complex and we are able to consider all its component notions simultaneously, then our knowledge of it is intuitive.

"It is important that the panel are able to consider all of the evidence put before them before they reach their conclusions".

We were only able to consider all-cause mortality.

That the inquest jury felt able or perhaps obliged in law to consider all this and still deliver a lawful killing verdict implies no criticism of them, but it inevitably raises questions as to whether the process was the right one to provide the necessary reassurance.

As she points out, the CCA will be able to cherry pick cases, whereas the commission is statutorily obliged to consider all applications.

Since it is very difficult to select input variables used in fuzzy controller among numerous state variables in the active fuzzy control system, the presented algorithm adopts the modal control algorithm to be able to consider information of all state variables in civil structures that are usually dominated by first few modes.

Duration definitions able to consider the duration contributions from all components of ground motions are still lacking.