Sentence examples for consideration of not only from inspiring English sources

The evolution towards accurate quantification of dynamic processes requires the consideration of not only sensitivity but also temporal resolution.

End-of-life assembly products at recycling factories should be disassembled environmentally and economically in consideration of not only low carbonization but also of material circulation.

The design of such WDM systems requires consideration of not only the dispersive and nonlinear effects but also the spontaneous-emission noise added by fiber amplifiers.

Coastal zone management requires consideration of not only conservation efforts, but also the sustainable use of their natural resources for human purposes.

Lastly, the previous study [10] suggested that sensors should be moved in consideration of not only minimization of moving distance, but also remaining energy because self-deployment of sensors in itself consumes a great deal of energy.

Increasingly, researchers and decision makers have come to realize that successful implementation of genomic-based technologies requires consideration of not only benefits, but also drawbacks, medical, and otherwise.

For solving these problems, a new modular design method is proposed with the considerations of not only the traditional function related attributes, but also the life cycle related ones.

Accessibility Planning assesses whether people are able to reach the key services they need/are important to them (i.e. health care, education and food shops), and contends that comprehensive planning should include considerations of not only objectively modelled distance to key services, but also residents concerns about accessibility [ 14] e.g. how well placed do they feel.

Thus, if early phase treatment is warranted in a growing patient, greater consideration must be given to retention of not only the skeletal change, but maintenance of the dental relationship as well.

This means that decisions need to be taken in the light of not only environmental considerations, but also their economic, social, and political impacts; it also requires the active participation of stakeholders in the decision making process.

In order to minimize the total time cost of all the trips, a new transit network optimization model is developed in consideration of reducing not only time-consuming transfers but also trips which have to make relatively more transfers by optimizing the layout of the transit routes.