Sentence examples for extending consideration from inspiring English sources

Extending consideration beyond the child's medical best interest not only acknowledges the traditional deference given to parents about how they raise their children, but also recognizes that the interest of a child is embedded in and dependent on the interests of a family unit [ 26].

All writers do this, but not many with such a lavishly extended consideration.

The first was given extended consideration by Hegel, who argued, in his Vorlesungen über die Aesthetik (1832; "Lectures on Aesthetics"; Eng. trans., Aesthetics: Lectures on Fine Art), roughly as follows: Our sensuous appreciation of art concentrates upon the given "appearance"—the "form".

Discussion extends consideration of glass strength and serviceability, proposed load duration effects on heat-treated glasses, and time and temperature effects on laminated assemblies.

The most recent developments in the field incorporate such diverse disciplines as ethnography and linguistics and extend consideration to phases of the survey process in addition to questioning, including data processing and presentation.

Investigating the role of Ca2+ sparks in driving SAN cell pacemaking due to the lack of spatially extended considerations of Ca2+ dynamics, as done in our recent study (76), would be the next modeling challenge.

Collectively, this issue would extend to consideration of: alternative future climates, anticipated population growth and distribution patterns, alternative temperature-mortality relationships and direct consideration of the impact of future adaptation.

This study extends the consideration by formulating the time-dependent network design problem.

We then extend the consideration to the uncertainty case, which can be nonlinear and (possibly fast) time-varying.

Illustrations of the behaviour of two and three competing species are extended to consideration of the stabilities of cultures of many competing species.

The present study extends the consideration to the situation of an unbaffled plate which is located close to a rigid reflecting surface.