Sentence examples for considerations of providing from inspiring English sources

The usual engineering considerations of providing an efficient thermal power cycle (gross efficiency ≃45%), while handling first-wall (∼1 MW/m2) and divertor-plate (∼5 MW/m2) surface heat fluxes, leads to 14-MeV neutron wall loads near 4.1 MW/m2 (average) and 5.6 MW/m2 (peak at outboard mid-plane) in a dual (PbLi and He) coolant system.

However, the cost considerations of providing individual results are outweighed by the need to treat participants with respect [ 11].

Participants were asked about providing emergency mental health care, the resources available to them, the positive experiences, as well as the challenges and other considerations of providing this care in rural and remote western NSW.

Such cases would thus be further complicated by the consideration of providing best practice lung-protective ventilation.

The policy focus on identifying a time point for transition to palliative care has little resonance with these accounts from patients, informal carers, and professional carers, and may be counterproductive if it distracts professional carers from timely consideration of providing much needed supportive care.

Venous admixture is arguably a much more serious consideration in terms of providing oxygen to skeletal muscle.

However, taking into consideration the challenges of providing service and the poor working conditions reported by research on PHPs working in the FHS, it was striking that mean values of SW_Positive Affect and SW_ Satisfaction with Life, exceeded mean values of Perceived Stress and SW _Negative Affect.

The main weakness in the proposal to use disguised unemployment for the construction of major social-overhead-capital projects arises from an inadequate consideration of the problem of providing the necessary subsistence fund to maintain the workers during what may be a considerably long waiting period before these projects yield consumable output.

GPs who work full-time may give consideration to providing continuity of care themselves, which may result in delaying the reassessment of INR levels.

In Hayek's words, "considerations of justice provide no justification for 'correcting' the results of the market" (1969, 175).

(See Kellert 1993 for a thorough and accessible discussion of the mathematic features of chaotic dynamics and their philosophical implications; see Wilson 2013 for discussion of whether and when considerations of nonlinearity provide a basis for characterizing emergence of metaphysical varieties).