Sentence examples for balanced consideration of from inspiring English sources

"As with all development, it is critical that there is a balanced consideration of all impacts of developments on local communities, broader regions and the state".

There should be a balanced consideration of both the complexity and efficiency when using the couplet of view and identity manifolds for real-world ATR applications.

The development of an economic and effective product relies on a balanced consideration of the risks and benefits of these factors.

The basic principle for a proper road design is a balanced consideration of the factors capacity and safety adapted in an environment-friendly context.

The reduction of the initial set of fourteen skills to seven skills caused a balanced consideration of (i) how often a skill was represented by the tasks, (ii) how often a skill was part of a skill pair in tasks, and (iii) how important the skill was with regard to content validity aspects.

The federal government should be required to demonstrate some balanced consideration of human conditions and permit the capture of excess water for cities and food production when the situation is appropriate.

Before implementing the SAPAS-AV as part of a routine screening programme, practitioners needs to give due and balanced consideration to potential useful as well as harmful consequences to the young people being screened.

Theoretically, appropriate facility scale and recycling boundary should be based upon a balanced consideration between economies of scale and transportation costs.

To achieve a balanced consideration between the legal position of the child and that of the parents, a dual consent procedure (child and parent) is recommended for minors from the age of 12 until the age they are allocated rights for independent consent.

At which point the sleep-deprived might decide that, on due and balanced consideration, nothing is what fits, and move on.

Are the results discussed in an appropriate and balanced way (consideration of related work, including appropriate references)?'), and (3) presentation quality ('Are the scientific results and conclusions presented in a clear, concise, and well-structured way (number and quality of figures/tables, appropriate use of English language)?').