Sentence examples for consider preferably from inspiring English sources

It makes the following recommendations in respect of CCTV: If video or audio monitoring is (or is likely) to be used, consider – preferably using an impact assessment – whether the benefits justify the adverse impact.

We suggest assessing the efficacy of a glucose control protocol by considering preferably the following variables: percent time in- and above-target, hyperglycemia index, and variability (weak agreement).

Routine review of the histological diagnosis of glioma by a second pathologist in daily clinical practice should be considered, preferably from an outside institution.

In addition, the recommendations are to consider colectomy, preferably before serum lactate level increases to 5 mmol/L or white blood cell count reaches 50 000 cells/mL [ 39].

Australian National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) guidelines recommend that asymptomatic persons "at or slightly above average risk" commence screening at the age of 50 years and receive FOBT screening every two years or consider sigmoidoscopy (preferably flexible) every five years [ 18].

The proportion of FDRs screened in accordance with Australian screening guidelines [ 18] was assessed according to level of risk as follows: "at or slightly above average risk" (FOBT every two years, consider sigmoidoscopy, preferably flexible, every five years); and "moderately increased risk" or "potentially high risk" (colonoscopy every five years).

The ideal simulation operations professional to consider for hiring would preferably be one with experience in other simulation centers.

Consider doing this outside, preferably near your garden hose.

These superior properties make the composite particularly suitable for bearing applications where the compression strength is an engineering factor to be preferably considered.

These variables should therefore be preferably considered when forecasting large-scale spatial patterns of polychaete assemblages in relation to ongoing or predicted changes in environmental conditions.

Surgical treatment is preferably considered for patients who have a history of haemorrhage or seizure.