Sentence examples for be considered an existing from inspiring English sources

The reference will be considered an existing installed track circuit and a new track circuit, in this case a virtual one based on image processing will be compared to find the safety function and to improve partial safety functions.

Eight of the leaks were bad enough to be considered an "existing or probable hazard to persons or property". California responded to all this by outlawing the operation of wells that have only a single pipe with no extra barrier.

This approach raised the concern that because the OGTT could not be considered a meal, the existing relationship between the 2-h glucose values during an OGTT did not necessarily mean that these subjects could have increased postprandial hyperglycemia after a meal.

The YW-BCI36 therefore should be considered a complement to existing tools as it addresses not only similar dimensions, but also very specific dimensions, with more precise and targeted item formulations, such as the issues concerning the management of child(ren) in everyday life, positive and negative social relationships with close relatives, and the relationship within the couple.

According to most insurance plans, that would be considered a "pre-existing condition", and thus would not be covered.

In fact, pregnancy used to be considered a pre-existing condition meaning some women who were pregnant prior to enrolling were denied coverage or had to pay more.

Other users joined in on the conversation with personal medical issues and traumatic experiences that could now be considered a pre-existing condition. .

According to a study by the Kaiser Foundation, an estimated 27% of American adults under the age of 65 have what could be considered a pre-existing condition.

Other users joined in on the conversation with personal medical issues and traumatic experiences that could now be considered a pre-existing condition.

In the ads, Quist discusses his own pre-existing condition from gallbladder surgery, claiming he is one of an estimated half of Montanans who have what would be considered a pre-existing condition.

Mary is a breast cancer survivor and was afraid that she would not be able to find another plan because her cancer would be considered a pre-existing condition, and because of her age.