Sentence examples for consideration leading from inspiring English sources

At the same time, an inescapable function of fashion in most countries is to serve as a status symbol, a consideration leading to the wardrobe concept in designing that is, separate business attire, evening wear, casual clothes, spectator sportswear, active sportswear, and other prescribed attire that clothing entrepreneurs and designers promote.

These types of higher-level cognitive tasks require time and careful consideration, leading to well thought out decisions and actions.

Compared with other aggregate models, the aggregate model using Fokker Planck equations takes the randomness of air conditioning loads into consideration, leading to practical solutions.

The adoption of Michaelis-Menton kinetics for both phosphorylation and dephosphorylation reactions explicitly allows us to remove all enzyme-substrate complexes from consideration, leading to a much more compact system.

The implication here is that standard errors are not correctly estimated when clustering of the GROs in the different establishments and intervention cities are not taken into consideration, leading us to a wrong conclusion.

An important consideration leading women to choose to consume 'women's drinks' rather than a 'man's drink' is the fear that they will be labelled "wild girls" or considered unfeminine if they drink beer.

For professionals delivering care, the commercialisation of the health service will lead to a situation where clinical decision-making is increasingly influenced by financial considerations leading to the erosion of the social contract between doctors and patients.

The considerations leading to the choice of nanocrystalline exchange coupled FePt as best material are discussed.

Authors present theoretical considerations leading to a simplified model which allows estimating stress concentrations occurring in this type of irregularities.

For the considerations leading to the exclusion of change in substance from the other motions see Physics 5.1-2, withethe concluding doctrinal statement at 5.2, 226a23-25.

In the considerations leading to Equation 4, we have implicitly taken the concentration of impurities as constant along the radial coordinate r.