Sentence examples for consideration and comparison from inspiring English sources

This study aspired to apply a systematic approach for consideration and comparison of national road safety programs applied, over the last decade, by leading road safety countries.

After the theoretical consideration and comparison of the different approximation methods, they are applied to the robust design of an 18-bar frame in case of uncertainty.

Further consideration and comparison of these studies is merited: First, it is apparent from several studies, including that of Silva and colleagues, that it is more difficult to reprogram somatic cells such as MEFs than neural stem cells [18], perhaps due to the state of differentiation of MEFs and/or epigenetic status of key pluripotency genes.

After careful consideration and comparison, similar subcategories were combined to form a generic category.

The most widely cited definition of microbial species is that of Dykhuizen & Green (1991), which defines recombination as the key driver of species cohesion and in fact requires the consideration and comparison of multiple gene trees.

However, careful consideration and comparison of these contextual relationship factors is currently lacking within the current literature; addressing these issues in future empirical studies is warranted in order to advance understanding of CFS/ME perpetuation in the context of significant other relationships.

Design considerations and comparison with one-stage FBG are discussed.

And there will be other considerations and comparisons.

If the reviewer's consideration of advantage-disadvantage quantification and comparison is problematic, his consequent consideration for the interpretation to the "phenomenon" that "chromosomes must have an extremely large additional advantage provided by the circular structure in order to survive in a protocell system" would loss its point of origin.

The final criteria focus on six quality components: indirect comparison method; consideration and assessment of the similarity, homogeneity, and consistency assumptions; reporting of results; and interpretation of evidence.

Use of ontologies for complex phenotype descriptions has the potential to clarify the identity of structures under consideration, allow comparison of similar phenotypes, and facilitate the application of characters across studies and taxonomic groups.