Sentence examples for taking into account the problems from inspiring English sources

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Improvements of high voltage design criteria and quality assurance for ITER coils are indispensable taking into account the problems occurred during high voltage tests of the ITER TF model coil.

This must also ensure an equitable distribution of world food supplies in relation to need, taking into account the problems of food-importing and food-exporting countries.

For this group of elderly patients with complicated medical problems, reduced mobility, reduced cognitive ability and reduced ADL-capacity, the risk that the individual caregiver does not have the proper information when decisions are made must be extremely great, especially taking into account the problems involved in the exchange of information between primary care and specialised care [ 28].

The issues of the software development in this sphere, taking into account the problem of import substitution are considered.

This uncertainty requires that designers construct or frame problems, which involves taking into account the problem context and the needs of diverse stakeholders.

In the paper the structure of neurostimulator is presented and the choice of electrodes material and encapsulation resin is explained, taking into account the problem of biocompatibility.

The selection of the appropriate method for solving the problem is be based on the Analytic Hierarchy Process Method [12] that helps to rank methods with taking into account the problem's specifics.

The proposed method takes advantage of some basic concepts of ensemble classification, such as diversity of classifiers, and also benefits from the evolutionary approach for optimizing the three-dimensional codematrix, taking into account the problem domain.

All of us who deal with CM patients feel sharp need in universal and complete classification of this complicated and ambiguous disorder, especially taking into account the problem of medication overuse [2, 3].

For the first step a flexible tool (SIMOP) is used, whereby different numerical procedures can be easily obtained, taking into account the problem formulation and specific characteristics, the need for specific initialization schemes and the efficient solution of systems of nonlinear equations.