Sentence examples for consideration of leave from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the consideration of leave one out or, at least, k-fold assessment should be advisable to perform a suitable evaluation of the model performance.

On the contrary, belief in the effectiveness of personal protective equipment (PPE) was not an important predictive factor for nurse's consideration of leaving their job.

For a minority, this led to consideration of leaving the NHS, or of quitting medicine altogether (see comment F65 in the online supplementary file).

In a study by Shiao et al, factors related to nurse's consideration of leaving their jobs during the SARS outbreak in Taiwan were examined [ 26].

According to previous studies, poor health is strongly associated with considerations of leaving the job [ 46].

Because this study was an initial description of the SFES phenomenon, the uniqueness of SFES considerations of leaving compared with non-SFES is unclear.

Remember that the acquisition of books without quality or consideration of condition will leave you with a pile of paper ready to be recycled.

One example was his consideration of why tea leaves accumulate at the centre of the bottom of a stirred cup of tea rather than against the walls of the cup, as lesser mortals might assume they would.

However, both methodologies have their own flaws [54] and when these artifacts are not considered stereological 3D analyses could involve biases of up to 80% [55] while the consideration of potential confounders leaves 2D methods 2% short of brain section reconstructions [56].

To the Editor: Given the length and intensity of the discussion of same-sex marriage, it surprises me that there has not been more consideration of an obvious solution: leave marriage to religious institutions and limit the government's role to approving civil unions -- a contract between two people with the government conferring certain rights.

We will leave consideration of those attacks for the companion article; for now, the important lesson is that the only good reason we have seen so far to reject HS in its strong form consists in the possibility that nature might admit more perfectly natural relations than the purely spatiotemporal.