Sentence examples for and consider the development from inspiring English sources
On this week's One Planet we take a look at our obsession with metals, and consider the development and environmental implications of mining them.
Further research should investigate and consider the development of a short version of the SFI and the possible use of a three box dedicated response option.
The aim of this research was to explore the role of the organisational NMP lead across a range of practice settings within one Strategic Health Authority (SHA) and consider the development of NMP from a multi-organisational perspective.
[ 14] This study is the first to specifically explore the role of the NMP lead from a range of practice settings and consider the development of NMP from a multi-organisational perspective.
The conference, called Pervasive Computing 2000, was sponsored by the National Institute of Standards and Technology and considered the development of standards for such devices.
Melvyn Bragg and guests consider the development and the future of the novel.
To improve understanding about the barriers and facilitators to physical activity for people with Alzheimer's disease and their spouse carers, and to consider the development of activity interventions that would be acceptable, sustainable and feasible for both groups.
Rather it should consider proactively the development of parenteral drugs in parallel to oral drugs and to consider the development of therapeutic antibodies in parallel to small-molecule drugs.
We had to take a step back and consider the entire development process from through the lens of product owners and designers, as well as developers.
Almost paradoxically, at least in relation to the conceptual framework, the Veneto and Sicilia Regions consider the development of the district project one of the most important requirements for recognising a district.
GPs and policymakers should consider the development of interventions to improve recognition of the less common symptoms of stroke, to ensure that these patients are not delayed in accessing time-dependent treatment in secondary care.
