"consider the weight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used as an instruction or suggestion to take something into account and to think about it. For example, "When deciding which option to choose, consider the weight of the consequences."
How, more precisely, do you turn an experience of confinement and tedium — take a moment to consider the weight of that title — into a kinetic, suspenseful visual spectacle.
"Although the results technically satisfy the F.D.A. requirements for approvability, we consider the weight loss benefits to be underwhelming at best," an analyst at J.P. Morgan, Cory Kasimov, wrote in a note to clients.
(Chinen) Eric Reed Trio (Friday and Saturday) The pianist Eric Reed brings an assertive intellect to his own music, and as an interpreter he seems to consider the weight of every gesture.
(Chinen) Eric Reed (Friday through Sunday) The pianist Eric Reed brings an assertive intellect to his own music, and as an interpreter he seems to consider the weight of every gesture.
(Chinen) ★ Eric Reed UNMONK Quintet (Tuesday through June 3) The pianist Eric Reed brings an assertive intellect to his own music, and as an interpreter he seems to consider the weight of every gesture.
"I don't consider the weight on my shoulders any lighter today than I did yesterday," said Judith A. Jacobs, the Democratic presiding officer of the County Legislature, who welcomed the aid but said the plan raised many questions as to how the county could cut $50 million this year and $70 million in each of the next three years.
We consider the weights (14).
When we consider the weighting approach for group decision making with fuzzy linguistic preference relations, the groupment of experts has merely been studied.
Until such is known, the most conservative interpretation of these findings would be to consider the weight-adjusted outcomes for absolute IDWG: that greater IDWG is associated with heart failure exacerbation, MACE, MACE+, CV mortality, and all-cause mortality but not with myocardial infarction.
If consider the weights, and the transition matrix G defined on as the new initial graph for the remaining hypotheses.
Decreasing the grades of evidence based on these three criteria is thus justified although there is a need to consider the weighting of these criteria.
