Sentence examples for consideration for our work from inspiring English sources

During the 1980s and 1990s this subject has moved from being an interesting subject for speculation to a major consideration for our work.

In Section 2 we present in detail the application area under consideration and the motivation for our work providing more details about the set of reader collision problems from the perspective of previous research in the area.

Importantly for our work, consideration of known biochemical function allows us to link predicted targets to particular mechanisms of inducing phospholipidosis.

With regard to other sophisticated resource allocation schemes like opportunistic and fair resource allocation, they are not analytically tractable and will be taken in consideration for our future work.

Whether this enhanced or diminished service quality could not be assessed by our study but would be an important consideration for future work.

"Although four schemes have been prioritised, none of the locations on our original shortlist have been dropped and they will remain under consideration for future work to reduce the impact of National Grid's transmission lines under the vision impact provision project".

"It's a great sign that herbaria material should really be given a lot of consideration for future work," says evolutionary geneticist Thomas Gilbert of the University of Copenhagen.

Another consideration for future work is the asymmetric channel conditions case, in which the throughputs of the links are different and reflective of more complex real-world scenarios.

Another main consideration for further work was to improve technical implementation of the test in an online version for pilot testing with apprentices and the intended main study in 35 VET schools and 85 classes.

Some future directions are under consideration for this work:  Improving PQR tree restrictions: We believe that it is possible to improve the definition of PQR tree restrictions in our method, in order to better incorporate the concept of similarity among rows (or columns).

A headlining run in "The Elephant Man" on Broadway will limit Cooper's availability on the awards circuit, but he deserves strong consideration for his work in Eastwood's taut thriller.