Sentence examples for consideration of general from inspiring English sources

It would reinforce a shift already under way in the bank's approach to setting monetary policy and interest rates, away from a narrow focus on money supplies and toward a broader consideration of general economic conditions.

In comparison to elemental substructures, it also supports the consideration of general and specific SMARTS features.

The mathematical framework permits consideration of general dynamical systems with general parametric variations and is applicable to both linear and nonlinear systems.

We also consider a selection of animations, pointing out some useful techniques, and continue with some consideration of general design issues and specific animation techniques, closing with a look at the future.

On a more language-specific view, an elusive case of allomorphy, hitherto regarded as historical, receives synchronic motivation in the consideration of general principles of form and structure interrelations.

Our review includes consideration of general characteristics and use of the polymer (as related to potential MWCNT release) and its MWCNT composites; general potential for nanomaterial release (particularly MWCNTs) due to degradation and mechanical stresses during use; and potential effects of stabilizers and plasticizers on polymer degradation.

The transoid conformation is employed for considerations of general stability.

Considerations of general boundary conditions are important from both practical and experimental viewpoints.

Theoretical and practical considerations of general methods for the synthesis, purification, modification, functionalization, and labeling of ODNs are described in detail in this chapter.

These considerations of general practitioners should be taken seriously not only in terms of their own perceived role as GP but with respect to their view of their patients as wilful and independent beings as well.

In general, the consideration of the general rearrangement of the entire expression network after a specific stimulus, with the consequent activation of functions not directly linked to the original perturbation, could be the basis for rationalizing the onset of unexpected side-effects after drug treatments.