Sentence examples for considering with care from inspiring English sources

Sir John told the Prime Minister that a number of responses from individuals who had responded to draft criticisms, in a process known as Maxwellisation, had "opened up new issues or referred to material that was not part of the evidence submitted to the inquiry, which we are considering with care".

In that way your parents can see that this isn't just a fad, it's something that has been considered with care.

Thus, MRI scans of the IM should always to be considered with care.

As a consequence, the critical heat flux definition under such conditions must be considered with care.

Account of vibration excitation should therefore be considered with care when designing new equipment.

We have to consider with care how we integrate robots, AI, the internet and other technological advances into our lives and cultures.

Then, the comparison of results from different linearization techniques provides surprising results indicating that what is usually performed should be considered with care.

An estimation of biomass values by means of chlorophyll values has to be considered with care, since chlorophyll contents of autotrophic organisms are known to vary, e.g., with changing nutrient status of the organisms (Kruskopf and Flynn 2006).

Although data obtained by visually selecting and/or identifying small microplastics should be considered with care, they provide a first impression on the abundance of microplastics in marine systems and were, thus, not excluded from the present review.

However, the toxicity of AgNPs to Collembola using an artificial substrate instead of soil must be considered with care because in soil environmental processes such as leaching and sorption may lead to different results.

It appears that the ductility of flexural members strengthened with FRP should be considered with care, as reduced deformability is obtained at ultimate, though generally a minimum deformability is implicitly obtained in a proper design.