Sentence examples for instance by considering from inspiring English sources

We also support calls for improved logging road design both during and after timber extraction to conserve more effectively biodiversity in production forests, for instance, by considering the minimum volume of timber, per unit length of logging road needed to justify road construction.

Wikipedia should provide tools to help editors, for instance, by considering already existing manuals of gender-neutral language [32], or by indicating missing links between articles.

For instance, by considering the implications of the choice for the final outcome of the risk evaluation and ultimately for society (see 'inductive risk': Douglas 2000, and this manuscript: 1.2).

Researchers (Dobson 2003; Harcar and Kaynak 2007; Seyfang 2006) find that ecological citizens ascribe to a sense of environmental responsibility on a planetary scale which is adopted in their daily lives to reduce unjust impacts on others, for instance, by considering the implications of daily routine purchasing decisions and changing their behavior accordingly.

As a matter of principle, for instance, by considering such splitting on sets of sections with the attempt to define the Ehressmann connection like in the usual approach [23, 54], it is more useful to consider splitting of T L π E Open image in new window.

In comparison with RNAinverse it uses new ideas, for instance by considering sets of competing structures.

Other extensions of the model can be devoted to incorporate the dendro-somatic interaction (see, for instance, [57]), by considering multi-compartmental neuron models, thus taking into account the morphology and the functional properties of the cell.

In the previous section (Table  6), we solved instance 5 by considering from the outset the difference among surgeons in terms of skill: the resulting cost was €3,650, which is significantly lower than €6,048.

For finite groups there are instances where the factorization in (A.1) is believed to be hard, for instance, such an example can be constructed by considering hard instances of the traditional discrete logarithm problem [12].

In the frequency domain one must solve a system of coupled elliptic partial differential equations, however, this can be greatly simplified in the instance of layered media by considering interface unknowns.

Next, we examined how the initial genotyping density of the markers affected imputation accuracy by considering instances with s = 200, 400, 500, and 600 (compared to the initial choice of s = 300).