Sentence examples for an improved consideration from inspiring English sources

This paper emphasizes the need of an improved consideration of the spatial distribution and functionality of forests in river basin management.

Peacebuilding: It is true that different peace and security policy actors -- among them the UN Security Council -- have called for an improved consideration of climate-fragility risks.

Thus, universal recommendations provided in this proposal will render a basis for an improved consideration of inclusion and exclusion criteria, will help reduce study population variance, and will thereby increase the significance of study data sets and findings.

One of the main goals of the present review is to explain the specific meaning of histogram metrics and relate them to more physiological concepts for an improved consideration of these parameters as surrogate markers of tumour heterogeneity.

There remain significant challenges within the drug discovery process to achieving this aim, most notably, the development of optimal in vitro and in vivo screening methods, an improved consideration of the importance of epitope selection and a better understanding of events at the tumour immune system interface.

There is a need for improved consideration of this kind of collision risk when designing offshore wind turbines and wind farms.

We suggest that this indicates a need for improved consideration and reporting of applicability in systematic reviews, particularly for populations to whom the results are likely to be applied.

Transdisciplinary research provides an approach for improving the synthesis of scientific and contextual knowledge, leading to improved consideration and mitigation of harmful unintended outcomes that are known to potentially occur in a variety of areas: physical, psychosocial, economic, environmental, and cultural.

Future research requires a broad and sophisticated approach to research design and analysis, improved consideration of temporal changes to women's health behaviour, representative samples to more effectively inform health policy, and a deeper understanding of women's motivations, attitudes and perceptions of preconception care to assist in the development of tailored preconception health services.

However, the increase during the 2000s is underestimated by all models, which suggests the need for improved consideration of changes in drivers such as nitrogen deposition, diffuse light and land-use change.

This paper discusses three contextual issues that warrant more and improved consideration in CSR research, with particular emphasis on CSR reporting research.