Sentence examples for consideration for generating from inspiring English sources
In this regard, all possible contacts and transition within depo-facies were taken into consideration for generating final stochastic facies model.
This is an important consideration for generating data and platform selection.
This chapter outlines some pedagogical considerations for generating meaningful content for both the novice and the advanced learner, and presents examples of instructional cognitive theories and how elements of the theories can be integrated into tutorials and learning objects.
We then summarize design considerations for generating polymeric materials via spinodal decomposition, bound by thermodynamics of available polymer systems, coarsening kinetics governed by rheology, as well as by engineering constraints.
With these considerations in mind we explored an alternative strategy for generating nongermline chimeric GEMMs that fulfill all requirements for efficient use in translational research.
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Differences in telomere length and maintenance between mice and humans are an important consideration when generating mouse models for Werner syndrome and Ataxia telangectasia; in both cases Wrn-/ and Atm-/ deficient mice exhibited progeriod features only after they were crossed into a telomerase-deficient background [ 38, 60].
Additionally, this finding highlights the importance of taking model architecture into consideration when generating models and datasets for the evaluation of algorithms.
These include handling data dependencies in accessing indirectly referenced data and design considerations in generating code for execution on a cluster of multi-threaded CPUs and GPUs.
So, while it makes little sense to promote associates based solely on billable hours, making billable hours the goal of the first round of a tournament, where the winners are awarded eligibility for consideration for partnership, can generate information more relevant to the second-round partner selection decision.
Among the problems are these: Throwing in an idea for public consideration generates fear of failure, and workers looking to advance their own interests often keep their best ideas to themselves until a more opportune time.
