The phrase "addition consideration" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "additional consideration"? You can use "additional consideration" when referring to extra factors or elements that need to be taken into account in a discussion or decision-making process.
Example: "In addition to the budget, we must also take into account additional consideration for potential risks."
Alternatives: "further consideration" or "extra consideration".
In addition, consideration must be given to additional types of contaminants such as radionuclides and newer substances such as nanomaterials, with respect to whether a structure-based threshold can be devised in those cases.
In addition consideration must be given to whether: 1.
In addition, consideration of irrigated and rainfed areas separately ensured a better performance in drought analysis.
In addition, consideration of the possible effects of measurement design on results of statistical analyses may aid in their interpretation.
In addition, consideration should be given to the visual impact of endpoint displays; an appropriate figure can provide an intuitively simple overview of progress.
In addition, consideration is given to the proportion of time given to each design task and how non-creative design activities can be automated.
In addition considerations on current efficiency for reduction of both metal ions were done.
In addition, considerations around cost, scaleability of production, and the versatility of the technology to be absorbed into existing manufacturing routes must be made.
There are different reasons why society might decide to acquiesce with residual risk: The limits of scientific understanding which advises to apply 'praktische Vernunft' (practical reason) [8], and, alternatively or in addition, considerations of benefits drawn from new technologies.
In addition, considerations should be given to the material of construction and new approaches of ion implants, such as electro-polishing, that could improve or at least assist in enhancing the wear resistance of the instruments against the dentine surface.
In addition, considerations of potential interventions should take into account existing community responses, the mechanisms through which the community responses are enacted, the contextual enablers and constraints of such responses, the successes, failures and costs of the responses, and to weigh those costs against the cost of intervening at other levels of governance.
