Sentence examples for consideration of 1 from inspiring English sources

Application of food web analysis in risk assessments demands consideration of: 1) different kinds of food webs; 2) definition of trophic guilds; 3) variation in food webs with habitat, space, and time; and 4) issues for basic sampling design and collection of dietary data.

Under the assumptions of the Heckman selection model, ( varepsilon_{it}^{L} ) and ( varepsilon_{it}^{C} ) are correlated with each other, such that the estimation of Eq. (2) without taking consideration of (1) would render a biased estimation of vector ( beta^{C} ).

This paper attempts to predict effective drug combinations by a combined consideration of: (1) chemical interaction between drugs, (2) protein interactions between drugs' targets, and (3) target enrichment of KEGG pathways.

Such complex data management operations require consideration of 1 standards for collecting and managing data, 2 ethical issues of consent and privacy, 3 quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC) of data, 4 software quality attributes 5 security and authentication, 6 research operations and analysis needs, and 7 transition to a post-project state of data access and preservation.

Here is a consideration of 10 key Barcelona-esque factors.

It brings the total number of pubs sold to Greene King in the past 12 months to 23 for a total consideration of £51.6m.

Senator Frank H. Murkowski of Alaska, chairman of the Senate Energy Committee, said he planned hearings next week to begin consideration of 25 recommendations in the Bush report that require legislative action.

Update midday: Johnston Press issued a statement confirming that discussions about selling its Irish papers were "at an advanced stage" for an aggregate consideration of €8.5m (£7m) in cash.

They summoned back-up – a supervisor who, after due consideration, allowed us to use a tripod for the remaining five minutes of the shoot for a consideration of £60.

The business was sold to Trinity Mirror for a total consideration of £44.8 million, which comprises the release of a print contract valued at £37.4 million and £7.4 million in cash.

The panel's 395-page report, which was based on consideration of 450,000 pages of evidence, confirmed the reasons for the disaster as the unsafe stadium, a chaotic emergency response and police failings.