Sentence examples for balancing consideration from inspiring English sources

The objective of shortening LIST69 while keeping as much of the original scales as possible was conducted as follows, balancing consideration of content with statistical calculations: in a first step, the complete sample of data from 2011/2012 until 2013/2014 (N = 2374) was randomly split in half.

Although he conceded that control of which data gets shared is an important balancing consideration for algorithm builders.

Making ethical judgments, he said, included balancing considerations like truth versus loyalty and short-term versus long-term effects.

Eagleton was unknown to many delegates and the choice seemed to smack of traditional ticket balancing considerations.

The metals are bridged by the deprotonated arm of teaH2− and the protons assigned by charge balancing considerations.

Our approach is akin to balancing considerations in two-stage sampling methodology (e.g., Reilly 1996), but the simulation approach to sample selection allows much more complex stratification.

35 Parents acknowledged the importance of communicative and interpersonal skills in facilitating a trusting relationship between family members and professionals, particularly when balancing considerations around risk and QoL.

The three subsequent visits' preferences, reflecting the desire for continuity of care, tend to ensure that the midwife is usually allocated to the same set of locations, though workload balancing considerations may occasionally preclude such an obvious allocation.

It's also interesting to see how the animator has to balance considerations like what's possible from an engineering perspective with mundane worries like file size.

That means that a court ruling which is sensitive to the nuance of Google's position as both a data indexer and an information foregrounder makes sense, however much complexity it introduces by putting a requirement on a data indexer to balance considerations of individual privacy — in specific requested instances — with a possible public interest to know.

Develop a strategy that balances considerations of convenience and security.