Sentence examples for implies considering from inspiring English sources
Talking about situated vulnerability implies considering the conditions under which vulnerability is increased or decreased and also the conditions under which vulnerability is life-threatening and endangering.
This implies considering the situation when the expected punishment rate plus concealment costs exceed the tax rate, i.e. p α+κ l >z, when both the formal and informal sectors are equally productive, which does not seem unrealistic given a broad interpretation of concealment costs.
Agroecology implies considering agroecosystems as a whole, in their biological, technical and social dimensions.
It is now appreciated that, when a population experiences a reduction in size, any valid evaluation of its endangered status requires taking into account the inbreeding depression induced for fitness (Hedrick and Kalinowski 2000), but also that this implies considering the concurrent effects of genetic purging.
This would imply considering that some of these predictions could conceivably be true while others would – simultaneously – be false.
Lack of access is clearly related to the socio-economic condition of certain groups of population, and efficiency mainly to the re-allocation of resources which imply considering the way users are better served.
This last result implies that considering poverty/economic development a very important has a stronger negative impact in WTP than having a sick family member.
This implies that considering partnership status just as covariate in the fertility equation largely captures the influence that some other covariates have on fertility, biasing the estimates of interest.
That also implies to consider the operator's feedback to assess the feasibility of accessibility or maintenance processes.
But the fact that Mr. Romney actually lost ground in those polls is not very consistent with the 7-point bounce that the We Ask America polls imply, even considering that most of its data was predebate.
But designing a real-world border carbon adjustment instrument implies to consider significant issues: technical feasibility, data availability, the risk of retaliation from developing countries, and its compatibility within the World Trade Organization legal framework.
