Sentence examples for weighing advantages from inspiring English sources

Moreover, after weighing advantages and drawbacks, labeling blood collection tubes before and not after venipuncture may be considered a safer practice for safeguarding patient safety and optimizing phlebotomist's activity.

Clinicians must assimilate these uncertainties when weighing advantages and disadvantages of implementing antibiotic prophylaxis after urethral catheterization.

After weighing advantages and disadvantages of random and fixed effects modeling, we preferred to use fixed-effects modeling to calculate hospital-specific prevalences.

When choosing spouses, people tend to weigh advantages and disadvantages and stay away from potential risks.

Any consideration of the possible value of melatonin has to take this into account and to weigh advantages and eventual disadvantages of effects exerted at the various levels of action.

As the battle between the networks shifts to which media conglomerate has more to offer, Mr. Letterman and his advisers are weighing the advantages of each conglomerate.

Now the co-op, completed in 1917, is weighing the advantages and disadvantages of cleaning the exterior to return it to its original appearance.

Mr. Romney is weighing the advantages of making an announcement well before the party's nominating convention in Florida at the end of August, several Republicans said.

Finally, and, I suppose, predictably, I began leafing through beekeeping catalogues, weighing the advantages of wooden frames versus plastic ones and full-body "English-style" bee suits versus simpler (and cheaper) veils.

So I started clocking in hour after hour with my small library of guidebooks, fretting over student-to-faculty ratios and weighing the advantages of large versus small schools.

However, weighing the advantages and disadvantages of such displays remains difficult, and more insight is needed to evaluate whether stereoscopic displays are worth adopting.