Sentence examples for be considered and how from inspiring English sources
Exceptions should obviously be made in some circumstances, but Facebook's problem is when and where those one-offs should be considered and how not to allow, in its eyes, undesirable content through.
This chapter explores how health-care professionals should assess patients' fitness for work, what factors should be considered and how the results should be communicated and to whom.
This chapter covers the organizational aspects surrounding enterprise information management (EIM), what must be considered, and how the organization structures may affect current organization charts.
Using experience from historical energy efficiency programmes, it considers the public benefits, payment methods and policy scope that need to be considered and how these might affect policy design.
There is no consensus yet as to which health conditions should be considered and how exactly they should be assessed, summarized and weighted in order to arrive at some overall measure of burden of illness.
Different classes of Lyapunov functions were considered, and how to compute them through linear matrix inequalities was also shown.
In this section, the Rainbow mechanism has been considered, and how it is used in 3DPBARP to avoid dead end routes is demonstrated.
In this paper the acoustic interference across high frequency finite source distributions in unrestricted space is considered, and how to represent it with a finite number of discrete sources.
In this method, a regular lattice enveloping the target organ before deformation is considered, and how the lattice deforms over a given time interval is estimated.
This table guides the user across the approach to ensure that the various elements of governance are considered and how they manifest across the health system.
However, clinicians are rarely able to explain the "algorithm" for their decisions, i.e. which variables were considered and how the variables were weighted in comparison with others, because large parts of the decision-making are subconscious processes.
