Sentence examples for consideration of all aspects from inspiring English sources

The electrode for the neural interface is a critical component of any neuromodulation system and its development requires careful consideration of all aspects of the neural anatomy, gross physiology, molecular physiology, and electrophysiology.

"After due consideration of all aspects, the Fifa single judge ruled that 'upon registration for Liverpool FC during the present registration period, the player Javier Mascherano is eligible to play in official matches with the said club with immediate effect'," it read.

Successful innovation requires the careful consideration of all aspects of a business (de Farias and Akabane 2011).

A better understanding of pastoral economies will stem from a consideration of all aspects influencing these systems (Popova 2006).

Its goal is to present the broadest possible consideration of all aspects of the relationships between architecture and mathematics, including landscape architecture and urban design.

The Co-op's chief executive, Peter Marks, said: "After detailed and thorough consideration of all aspects of the Verde transaction, we have decided, at this time, that it is not in the best interests of our members to proceed with the transaction.

Peter Helias's summa combines a commentary on Priscian's text with a systematic consideration of all the aspects of grammar (Reilly 1993, 16).

For the positive effects, the physiotherapists stated that interprofessional interactions positively influenced patients' self-management, their sense of being "taken care of", confidence in providers, more rapid and optimal recovery, and offered better timing of interventions (e.g. for referrals, investigations) and consideration for all aspects of the person.

"Unfortunately, this initiative proceeded without proper consideration of whether all aspects of the program were aligned with our mission," Kathleen Steinberg, a spokeswoman for the College Board, said in a statement.

As the basic principle of Gestalt theory claims that the whole is different from the sum of its individual parts, Kim's apparatus stresses the need to understand conscious experience through the simultaneous consideration of all the physical and mental aspects of an individual.

Many expect an encyclopaedia to omit nothing and to include consideration of all controversial aspects of a subject.