Sentence examples for considered mixed from inspiring English sources

But he acknowledged that "the track record of managed care in Medicare, by anybody's assessment, has to be considered mixed".

Mr. Bush might have also considered mixed lessons from past presidential jawboning of the markets -- where government action has usually been remembered far longer than presidential speechifying.

Different aluminium packaging scrap sources were considered: mixed packaging aluminium scrap and used beverage can scrap.

We have considered mixed WSNs that exhibits node movement (e.g., static, mobile) and changes in communication medium (e.g., air, water).

However, the above mentioned and other authors have neglected this inconsistency since they have considered mixed indices from the start when concentrating on Cartesian or affine coordinates.

We tested different combinations of fixed and random parameters and compared the fitting statistics (RMSE, R2, Bias and BIC), to determine which parameter(s) should be considered mixed.

As is discussed, the initial wettability of this dolomite rock is considered mixed-wet based on the available data and using the surfactant imbibition cell simulation.

For instance, the data assessment used at the head of this article to determine the ten most diverse states in America was one that considered mixed-race voters as "non-white".

I would consider just residential; I'd consider mixed...

The university also agreed, among other things, to support community efforts to sustain affordable housing and local retail stores, consider mixed uses for its buildings and seek out places to grow vertically.

Ministers have applied the garden cities label to plans to build at least 60,000 homes across four new towns, but the prospectus for garden cities, launched last week by Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, only said that local areas "may wish to consider" mixed tenure homes which were "affordable for ordinary people".