Sentence examples for consideration of increasing from inspiring English sources
In consideration of increasing alteration of sagebrush steppe, these findings will be useful for planning energy transmission corridor placement and other management activities where conservation of sagebrush obligate species is a priority.
Advancements both within the Americas and worldwide are presented, including consideration of increasing heap depths, which are now approaching 150 m (with ore densities generally in the range of 1500 1800 kg/m3).
As technological advances in rapid testing methods reduce the waiting time, however, this will become a consideration of increasing importance.
In consideration of increasing environmental concerns and the depletion of fossil fuel reserves, chemicals derived from biomass are considered as the promising environmental and economic alternatives.
Perhaps skill practice sessions during clinical placement down time could be a possible solution, or consideration of increasing patient simulation during academic semesters.
In consideration of increasing patient expectations in health care, we recommend that refinement of surgical technology/techniques and postoperative hand therapy program may be necessary in future clinical practices and studies.
Our results therefore highlight a need for careful consideration of increased intensity of stump harvesting at the landscape level.
Limited use of non-depolarizing muscle relaxants may be allowed depending on situations in consideration of increased maximal effect and duration of action [8].
The apparent move from coastal cities to inland is in consideration of increased safety for the SPR in underground tanks scattered around the country (Wu 2014).
This might include increased frequency of monitoring, a physician review and consideration of increased dietetic advice, day hospital attendance or inpatient admission.
If permissive hypercapnia results in a pH below 7.2, then the same type of evaluation needs to occur, including consideration of increased sedation/paralysis and methods of decreasing carbon dioxide production (i.e. reducing fever, preventing over-feeding, decreasing patient effort, etc).
