Sentence examples for considered a summary from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the JCVI told the BBC: "JCVI considered a summary of evidence, provided by Public Health England, which indicated that morbidly obese people are at an increased risk of complications and mortality from influenza, relative to healthy individuals, and additional evidence suggesting that such individuals respond well to vaccine.

Having five or more nanograms per millilitre of blood within two hours of driving could be considered a summary or indictable offence, punishable by a fine of $1,000 on the lower end to a maximum of 10 years in jail for repeat offenders.

Having five or more nanograms of THC per millilitre of blood within two hours of driving could be considered a summary or indictable offence, punishable by a fine of $1,000 on the lower end to a maximum of 10 years in jail for repeat offenders.

They are considered a summary on a more general level [ 20]: i. Neurotic self-assertiveness ii.

Instead, the average value was considered a summary variable reflecting the total physiological "burden" of the stressful task.

However, because of the large heterogeneity of the studies (I statistic >98%), the above final estimate should not be considered a summary measure.

A spokesman for Ley tells Guardian Australia that almost 200 written submissions were received from interest groups during that process, and that Ley is currently considering a summary of those reports.

Unable to appear on his behalf, his legal team asked the Periodic Review Board, composed of a cross-section of national security officials, to consider a summary of the report on the torture program prepared by the Senate Intelligence Committee.

The title is simple and appropriate for the content of the article and the abstract can be considered a good summary of the work.

Entire papers have been devoted to specific parts of this complex transition; the current paper offers nothing new and is too patchy to be considered a concise summary of the existing body of work.

If there is a non-significant random effect for participant, then this estimated random effect will be considered a sufficient summary of the physiological measures over time and linear mixed regression models will be used to examine the association between that random effect and the patient-centered outcome variables.