Sentence examples for able to consider changes from inspiring English sources

The model is able to consider changes in urban structure, demography, mobility behavior and technical developments of vehicle systems.

Taken in context, the clear meaning of this provision is that the insurance commissioner would be able to consider changes in the value of a policy when judging whether a premium is excessive.

Therefore, we were neither able to consider changes in OC formulation over the lifetime of women nor to perform a dose response analysis.

A BBC spokesman said: "This approach is a sensible one as it means that all parties will be able to consider any changes to the current system with a clear understanding of the consequences that will follow – not least the potential impact on the services that the BBC is able to provide for its audiences".

Fifth, although prior hospitalizations have been considered as predictors of functional decline in several previous studies [ 13, 14] and these studies reported significant effects, they were based on smaller community studies that were only able to consider functional changes occurring over the short-term (two-years).

Sabathia, however, might have to consider changes.

Molecular dynamics and even relatively inexpensive techniques [ 6] are able to consider more complex changes of the polypeptide backbone; typically, scanned are only conformations of amino acid side chains, and changes of the polypeptide backbone are limited or not allowed altogether so that larger rearrangements of the interacting molecules are hard to predict.

However, the crash reduction outcome, in this limited example, is comparable with results from the local SPF by Cafiso et al. [28], able to consider different aligment and geometric changes.

By comparing post-vaccination event rates from the CPRD with background data from external sources where available, we were able to consider the impact of any changes in GP recording practices.

Therefore, it is of paramount importance to use a model-independent more comprehensive approach encompassing advanced sequence-stratigraphic concepts combined with process changes, while being able to consider the morphostructural complexity that characterizes these margins and their changes induced by basin reshaping.

We were not able to consider biomarkers, imaging data, ethnicity, and the possible effect of change in diagnostic criteria from Poser to McDonald in our study.