Sentence examples for consideration of reducing from inspiring English sources

Has there been any consideration of reducing or altering small craft interference with commercial shipping operating in constrained channels?

Moreover, the proposed chaotic system should be very useful for the consideration of reducing negative influence of dynamical degradation in real-time embedded applications.

Recognizing potential false positives from adopting the Bloom filter, consideration of reducing it per the Bloom filter's design parameters is discussed, while the difficulty of utilizing the false positives due to hashing based indexing of the Bloom filter for malicious attack is noted.

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.

With the consideration of reducing the computational cost of later PC1DARMF algorithm, a resampling of the new observations reducing data points from 480 to 60 is performed.

Therefore, these results demonstrate that the proposed chaos-based key stream is very useful for the consideration of reducing negative dynamic degradation influence due to the finite precision of the digital hardware implementation.

We correlated the amount of imaging with trauma activation status in order to identify the amount of radiation per a given activation status to identify the subset of patients most at risk for higher exposures and the subset most amenable to the consideration of reduced imaging strategies.

Notably, reduced baseline FVC and FEV1 were reported to be independently related to a greater risk of future development of MetS [ 1], while a shared pathophysiology has been suggested to underlie this association with consideration of reduced lung volumes as the potential markers of lower physical endurance in patients at risk for the development of MetS [ 8].

Contagious cancers [Tasmanian devil facial tumor disease (DFTD) and canine transmissible venereal tumor (CTVT) (Morgia et al. 2006; Murchison 2009)] present unique exceptions to the expectation, based on these considerations, of reduced adaptive evolution in cancer cells.

These data support the active consideration of reduced-intensity conditioning HSCT in elderly MDS patients from the go-go group, with comorbidities and performance status playing a more significant role than chronological age.

There is scope to improve the practice behaviour of some naturopaths to ensure greater safety by giving consideration to reducing the number of practitioners who would dispense a product without consultation (on solely the patient's request), and not using unqualified staff to dispense a product.