The phrase "a component that considered" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a word, likely "is" or "was," to make it grammatically correct. You can use a corrected version of this phrase when discussing a specific part of a system or structure that has been evaluated or thought about.
Example: "The engineer presented a component that was considered essential for the project's success."
Alternatives: "a component that is regarded" or "a component that has been evaluated."
The QALY concept comprises two qualities: the first, the time component that considers the gain or loss of life time due to the choice of a certain treatment strategy; and the second, the HRQoL is measured by its value on a scale from 0 (death) to 1 (perfect health).
Water quality characteristics are components that considered the necessity of water resource management and the health of aquifer areas (Khadam and Kaluarachchi 2006).
A technique is presented for a joint interpolation of water balance components that considers estimated or observed values with their a priori uncertainty and yields balanced interpolated values, which respect the water conservation at all levels within the hydrographical network.
PCA in fact is a statistical procedure used, not only in RS but in several fields of Science, to transform a set of correlated variables to a new set of uncorrelated variables (called components) that consider the principal directions in which the data are spread in the bands space.
Consideration of biodegradability in the environment is important for the classification of the 'Chronic' categories and, hence, also for the identification as 'relevant for the mixture' according to CLP: a component that is rapidly degradable is only considered as relevant for the mixture if its lowest aquatic toxicity end point is ≤ 1 mg/l.
AGD can still be considered as a component that lowers the threshold for cognitive decline.
The new version of the DSM is also expected to include a "dimensional" component, one that considers the severity as well as the nature of symptoms.
In the first step of the protocol, MULTISPATI-PCA, an extension of the principal component analysis that considers the spatial co-variability between variables, was used to obtain linear combinations of original data.
Initial essential elements (ie, aspects of each intervention component that are considered critical to its success) are identified, and codes developed to monitor their delivery descriptively and, where possible, quantitatively.
For the purpose of investigation of varying the number of principal components, a sample experiment similar to that considered in the previous subsection is conducted.
