Sentence examples for expanded consideration of from inspiring English sources

DataTreasury patents have already been reviewed and validated by the patent office, but the bill would allow for an expanded consideration of other elements in a new review format.

The resulting theoretical model presents an expanded consideration of the boundaries of the "linguistic" system and its involvement in multimodal interactions, with a framework that can benefit research on corpus analyses, experimentation, and the educational benefits of multimodality.

A consequence of the approach is a shortage of time for expanded consideration of mathematical concepts.

While our research has not fully explored the potential impacts of these changes; it remains an important area for future research to address and to incorporate in future modeling efforts, along with an expanded consideration of data from additional climate models and population projections.

Assemble's win is so significant because it marks an expanding consideration of whether art may co-exist with other purposes; looking past the restrictions of galleries and commercial art markets and towards work which can serve a solid function within community spaces.

More action is needed to expand consideration of carbon asset risk in financial institutions.

As the number of dental hygienists-therapists in training has expanded, consideration is increasingly being given to developing multi-professional training.

As transmission capacity is expanded, consideration should be given to its design to ensure its placement considers wildlife conservation and can encourage development of wind on disturbed lands.

Our analysis suggests that their role in the differentiation process could be further expanded through consideration of the transcriptional regulation of miRNAs they affect.

It expanded the consideration of structural factors from the very concrete, physical environment, or the readily measured policy environment (wealth, literacy, and unemployment), through to the very abstract, and it did it with this new and increasingly accepted empirical measure.

" Both the references mentioned by the reviewer are excellent (we were aware of Shneydor but not Siouris) and we have incorporated them into the manuscript now, expanding our consideration of pursuit strategies considerably in the Methods.