Sentence examples for developers should consider from inspiring English sources
For future development of dental information or clinical decision-support systems, developers should consider integrating high-quality, up-to-date clinical evidence into comprehensive and easily accessible EDRs as well as supporting dentists' resource use patterns as identified in the study.
A Danish study asking a similar question about clinical skills of graduates found that the learned skills covered 75% of the intended curriculum and suggested that the curriculum developers should consider the differences in the next round of curriculum development [ 11].
We believe that model developers should consider building (semi automatic interfaces for epidemiological data access and retrieval and develop translation algorithms that can balance the run time and accuracy.
The ETI argues developers should consider deploying SMRs that are "CHP ready", even in cases where there is not yet strong local demand for district heating systems.
The study also suggests developers should consider using SMRs as Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plants rather than simply for power generation, arguing the small size and relatively easy siting of SMRs mean they could feed low carbon heat directly into cities using hot water pipelines.
To adopt the SES approach universally, large scale international studies and survey developers should consider defining a set of socioeconomic variables that can be collected evenly across countries.
Any new system developer should consider this important facet when developing a curation interface.
The biggest suggestion that any developer should consider is alternative text.
Before attempting to create a toolkit, however, the developer should consider the toolkit costs – both direct and indirect.
Steven Bahar, one of the developers, said critics should consider the alternative to such construction.
Biostatistians and modelers can play an important role, and test developers should strongly consider developing predictive models based on statistics and systems biology (Spielmann and Liebsch 2002).
