Sentence examples for effective consideration from inspiring English sources
Needless to say effective consideration of this question will require not only effort within the scientific and humanistic communities, but frank and sympathetic interactions between the two.
An important element to achieving effective consideration of climate risks across the financial system is to support internal and external collaboration.
The experiments show that effective consideration of such design issues improves the performance of the algorithms significantly.
"It appears to the panel that a crash to air the story was under way without effective consideration of the chain of custody" of the memorandums, Mr. Boccardi and Mr. Thornburgh wrote.
Despite their limitations, the cross flow compact heat exchangers are generally modeled by the ε-NTU and LMTD methods and this mainly leads to the absence of effective consideration on the heat transfer geometry at the micro scale.
The proposed technique permits effective consideration of illuminator-dependent scattering coefficients of the targets.
Suiting for high gloss surface of injection molded parts free of painting is a great concern from both environment and cost effective considerations.
The practical logistics on pre-experimental planning, scheme/design/layout, and precautions in terms of dose number, dose range, dose density, drug combination ratio, conservation of laboratory animals as well as regulatory and cost-effective considerations have been presented.
Inadequate cost-effective considerations.
Additional challenges include the fragmentation of the emergency health service system, a lack of specific legislation for emergencies, disparities in the distribution of funding, and inadequate cost-effective considerations for disaster rescue.
Several supporting systems were found to be wanting in terms of aiding the delivery of disaster relief emergency services, namely: the fragmentation of emergency health service systems, the lack of specific emergency legislation, the disparities in funding distribution, and inadequate cost-effective considerations.
