Sentence examples for consideration for developing from inspiring English sources
This suggests that computational models of creativity may be an important consideration for developing tools that can aid in or automate design processes.
Emphasis on the safety issue, though not always the first consideration for developing new technologies in laboratory, is nevertheless critical when developing new therapies aimed at clinical applications (Webber et al., 2015).
While a chronic foreign body response should be avoided to prevent impedance of tissue regeneration by inflammation and fibrosis (characteristics of chronic foreign body response), it is suggested that modulation rather than avoidance of immune response is more desirable for tissue remodeling, which should be taken into consideration for developing immunoisolation strategies.
Moving forward, apart from being driven by global trends, due consideration for developing more cogent policies and strategies grounded on a sound evidence base established from local information and data should be taken to reform kindergarten education and enhance the interface between preschool and primary school.
These facts must be taken into consideration for developing topical treatments for rich, hairy areas.
Scaffold heterogeneity (i.e., polydispersity of the polymer) is also an important consideration for developing well-defined, clinically relevant polymer therapeutics.
This review highlights the regulatory paths and considerations for developing DDTs required to advance biomarker and endpoint use in clinical development (e.g., consensus CDISC [Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium] data standards, precompetitive sharing of anonymized patient-level data, and continual alignment with regulators).
First, key considerations for developing a method are derived.
We also discuss the practical considerations for developing and applying the various methods.
Considerations for developing a press machine system are also given in detail, concurrently with description of a newly developed machine system at the University of Strathclyde.
Part IV is devoted to providing more in-depth coverage into the critical design considerations for developing polymeric foams for these various categories and applications.
