Sentence examples for more systematic consideration from inspiring English sources

We present a systematic approach of information modeling towards more systematic consideration of environmental, health and safety aspects during process design.

Future work also should focus on incorporating a greater and more systematic consideration of social characteristics with the population distribution and building characteristics of this project in order to achieve a better approximation of human losses in an earthquake.

Starting from the observation that, for most emerging substances, it is primarily the knowledge gaps which still prevent proper risk assessment and risk ranking, NORMAN has developed a rational and holistic prioritization approach (Fig. 2) which gives more systematic consideration to the knowledge gaps relating to emerging substances [16, 17].

A second reason is that including probabilities moves the assessment from qualitative, or semi-quantitative (as in this case) to fully quantitative, and this tends to require a more systematic consideration of the problem.

However, more systematic considerations and discussions of these questions could help to ensure that important considerations are not overlooked and that judgements are well informed.

Further, more systematic and timely consideration of costs can take place in this planned environment.

More specifically, this analytical framework: Facilitates systematic consideration of the wide range of factors that contribute to determining whether a given ingested dose will, or will not, result in signs or symptoms.

4 5 6 The feasibility for endoscopic treatment now means that more systematic screening for Barrett's oesophagus merits further consideration.

These features of group processes are likely to encourage more systematic processing of the risk, thus offsetting members' alcohol‐induced tendency to abandon systematic consideration of the more peripheral, negative consequences of the risky option.

Amid mounting interest not only in the health of health workers but more broadly in the significance of social determinants of health, systematic consideration of how data systems affect power relations is warranted.

Beyond that, the 24Model takes external factors into consideration, which makes the cause analysis of accidents more systematic and comprehensive.