take into consideration's Usage Examples:

When a pack contains groups of cells in parallel there are differing wiring configurations which take into consideration the electrical balance of the circuit.

in dissent, approved of the approach taken by the Patent Examiner and concluded that the Commissioner of Patents must be aware of and take into consideration the public interest.

nothing new, as judges often take into consideration prior offenses when sentencing.

It attempts to take into consideration all the factors and modulations necessary to a decision making process.

Pasture management should take into consideration the infectiveness of these organisms since the larvae can survive in the soil for extended.

The business of each council is to take into consideration all questions affecting the well-being and prosperity of each university.

these latitudes : on the other hand, if we take into consideration the exuviae of whales and other animals, found at every elevation, even to the summits.

He maintained that the deal did not take into consideration the ground realities and cost of delivering services in the northern.

It attempts to take into consideration all the factors and modulations necessary to a decision making.

Others differ because they take into consideration the topic of the texts, the producer and the addressee, or the style.

Also, according to Eisenberger and Cameron, claimed negative effects of extrinsic rewards on task interest derived from the Deci study (1971) do not take into consideration that conditions manufactured in laboratory settings that produce these effects are not true reflections of situations in the real world.

Evolution and evolutionary theory The New Apostolic Church does not consider the broad theory of evolution to be a suitable explanation for the creation of life, because this theory does not take into consideration the presence of God as the Creator.

Based on modern happiness research, he cites three factors that economists fail to take into consideration:Social comparisons: In contrast to what traditional economics predicts, happiness is derived from relative income as well as from absolute income.

Synonyms:

mentation, rumination, thoughtfulness, intellection, musing, deliberation, weighing, contemplation, exploration, cerebration, reflection, reflexion, thought process, advisement, thinking, thought,

Antonyms:

unlikeness, dissimilitude, irrational, conception, misconception,