Sentence examples for considering suitability from inspiring English sources
A suitability model was designed in GIS environment to assess the suitability of an area for tourism considering suitability factors such as land cover types, wild animal zone, unique features, topography and distance to a road.
The chief executive of the Fostering Network, Robert Tapsfield said: "This may turn out to have been a bad decision – on the face of it, it seems to be one … The law is very clear the councils have to take in a range of factors, including ethnicity, when considering suitability for foster parenthood, but it is not relevant to ask potential parents about their membership of political parties.
In a study on patients' perspectives of appropriateness for TJR, patients stressed the importance of assessing readiness when considering suitability for surgery and in obtaining a good outcome [ 28].
The results were expressed in classes and arbitrary units as described by Collins et al. [ 7, 36], with the ranking in categories being adapted considering suitability for visual analysis and the levels of damage as described by Marcussi et al. [ 33].
Two of these focus predominantly on symptoms and behaviors [ 28, 29]; one was tested on inpatients only [ 29]; one addresses four broader domains but has no ED symptom and behavior items [ 27], and none reported considering suitability for adolescents in design.
Mr. Giddens, who has been on the front line with customers since the firm's collapse, also urged the committee to consider suitability requirements for customers.
Well, when the FM&T division looked at the functionality of the iPad we saw that there were two key aspects that we needed to consider: suitability of the app to touch screen and (critically) high quality video delivery.
We consider suitability of clinical trial designs for predictive biomarkers, including a detailed discussion of validation study designs, with emphasis on interpretation of study results.
(Consider suitability of research design/analysis; depth of analysis; potential for bias) 0 = Serious methodological issues 1 = Some methodological issues 2 = Methodologically robust Evidence from article: The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
But doctors at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have expressed concern that too often fluoroquinolones are prescribed unnecessarily as a "one size fits all" remedy without considering their suitability for different patients.
