Sentence examples for such as consideration from inspiring English sources

We choose this balance sheet item based on the previously described significant changes regarding measurement after the German Accounting Law Modernization Act, such as consideration of future wage and salary adjustments and the required discounting of other provisions with a maturity over 12 months.

This begins with acknowledging the uncertainty and requires flexibility in policies and procedures such as consideration of variations of school closing and alternatives as discussed above.

Other factors might also independently predict the time to guidance, such as consideration of patient access schemes and the number of consultees on each appraisal.

The three case studies described above highlight many organizational, institutional, and complexity concepts described previously, such as consideration of how organizations interact; ensuring adequate coordination; and adaptability to evolving environments.

Moreover, within social cognitive research, recently developed constructs such as consideration of future consequences [ 53] have not yet been applied to ecstasy use, but may aid in intervention development.

Scores of less than 3 were also obtained for items such as consideration of the resource implications of applying the recommendations and recording/addressing the competing interests of development group members (Items 20, 23) (Table 4).

However, various aspects of the SWD have not yet or only limitedly been addressed, such as considerations related to health economic evaluations of interventions and study ethics.

The current study suggests solutions to some limitations of existing admixture mapping methodologies, such as considerations regarding the distribution of ancestry information along the genome and its effects on power calculations and sample size.

Finally, although it would be interesting to examine the strength of the association between independent variables and dependent variables such as considerations about CMHWs joining or leaving the mental health profession, our study was not designed to explore these issues.

Civil-law systems have less need than the common law for a formality such as nominal consideration; they prescribe methods directly in their statutes.

Architectural preferences are included in generating preferred design alternatives, such as view consideration and shape direction.