The phrase "resource considerations" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the practical, financial, or other resources that must be taken into account when making a decision or planning a course of action. For example: "The project is on hold until resource considerations can be taken into account."
Data-driven review of thermoelectric materials: Performance and resource considerations.
Decisions about the best strategy depend on program and individual objectives and the weight placed on benefits, harms, and resource considerations.
In the coming months, the president and provost will be gathering inputs from the Yale community and planning the implementation of the committee's recommendations based on those inputs and on space and resource considerations.
With affordability of systems now mandated by the US Department of Defense, it is imperative to ensure that future acquisitions will be feasible from their inception given resource considerations, and can remain feasible given various future perturbations of those resources.
Screening annually from 40 to 84 only lowers mortality an additional one-half of one percent to 1.8% but requires substantially more mammograms and yields more false-positives and over-diagnosed cases.Decisions about screening strategy depend on preferences for benefits vs. potential harms and resource considerations.
Based on theoretical and practical issues, we develop and apply a basic strategy for incorporating resource considerations into clinical guidelines.
An important resource consideration is the amount of memory or buffer required in the receivers for temporary storage of the data packets that are pending authentication (that is, the MAC key has not been disclosed by the CA).
A major human resource consideration was the administrative staff that worked to organise examinations and disseminate information to candidates.
When all other clinical parameters for prioritization are equal and two pregnant women are in need of the same resource, consideration should be given to the gestational age of the pregnancy as a potential prioritization cutoff.
These are cost and resources considerations, enhanced accessibility and greater scalability due to the larger number of citizens and businesses served and automated processing because of the restricted number of trained personnel.
By testing this association, this study will provide insight for policy-makers on the health human resources considerations for cART service delivery.
