Sentence examples for to consider in terms from inspiring English sources

Diversity is also important to consider in terms of training and development.

"Availability of skilled staff is a huge factor to consider in terms of location," says Ian Smyth, lecturer at Ulster Business School.

But he does believe context is a slippery thing – difficult to quantify, and so perhaps difficult to consider in terms of responsibility.

The first is that some rival uncertainty scenarios may be too critical to consider in terms of probabilities.

Similar to the growth in information technology, this is an area useful to consider in terms of organisational capability and potential uptake.

Whereas dynamic of this electron after injection into the crystal is more convenient to consider in terms of classical type too, however, for the wave branch of descriptions.

It would be good to consider in number terms how many PTMs are in the sequence variation clusters, how many are just nearby and how many are differentiated between the two proteins.

"This is another thing to consider in a long-term study, but not something I'd consider in my practice".

In addition, there were 16 demographic questions to allow the dimensions to be considered in terms of background information.

Terms / Conditions to consider in the Purchase Offer may include: Sale Price.

Consideration of the duration of the exercise program, initiating at 20 min and increasing to 60 min, may also need to be considered in terms of participant demand.