Sentence examples for consideration for better from inspiring English sources

On one hand, the synchronization hops become a major consideration for better clock protocols design.

Control of the combined heat transfer process is presently under consideration for better glass manufacture with less defects.

The waveforms generated when two ships approach and move away from each other are also taken into consideration for better results.

The proposed method improves the conventional SD method by taking variances of Kansei tags into consideration for better products classification in emotional design.

Furthermore, vasculogenic mimicry, lowered extracellular pH and tumor stem cells provide possible complementary targets which should be taken into consideration for better therapy of the brain tumors (Fig. 1).

Along these lines, there may also be value in alternative design considerations for better measurement of response style tendencies.

The nuanced empirical NC landscape that our experimental work reveals serves to stress the importance of taking DN readings into consideration for a better understanding of the nature of negative constructions in Catalan and cross-linguistically.

So further attention should be paid on taking these functional structures into consideration for a better prediction of drug response.

A paper by Goncharova and colleagues from Research Institute of Medical Primatology at Sochi, Russia [ 6] renders further support to this important issue and indicate a number of highly relevant points that will have to be taken into consideration for a better understanding of mechanisms involved and possible extrapolations to the situation in humans.

The current experimental results of Vinogradova and colleagues from Petrozavodsk and St . Petersburgrender further support to this important issue and indicate a number of highly relevant points that will have to be taken into consideration for a better understanding of the mechanisms involved and possible extrapolations to the situation in humans.

If the decision is to pass a house on to children, she said, parents should ask themselves the same question they asked when their children were young: "Can they share their toys?" Ms. Arnold said that when answering that question, the parents should also take into consideration the influence, for better or worse, that spouses will contribute to the equation.