Sentence examples for considered very low from inspiring English sources

In only two countries is the risk of corruption considered "very low" – Australia and Germany, where there is robust parliamentary oversight of defence policy.

There have never been any recorded cases of H5N8 in humans and the risk to public health is considered very low.

An estimated 1.4percentt of births, about 56,000 annually, are considered very low birth weight, or less than about 3 pounds, up from 1.2percentt in 1987.

"Given that the risks of the breach are considered very low and the actions that have been taken to limit the further distribution of the email, I do not consider it necessary to notify the clients of the breach," she wrote.

The pricing range was originally set at $17-$17-$23iconsiderednsidered very low and which drove high demand.

Probably for this operator is normally considered very low, about 0.001 (Mitchell 1999).

We also developed a procedure to identify unique nodes more precisely based on the expected coverage for each sub-graph and considered very low-coverage nodes by determining an appropriate threshold to remove error nodes.

Many economists however consider very low inflation - as in the EU currently - to be a mixed blessing.

Admittedly, this sounds a bit paradoxical, but the point seems to be that it is counter-intuitive for us to consider very low degrees of consciousness, as it is hard to imagine the contents of very simple mental states.

By placing a high value on avoiding unidentified neonatal hearing loss and because it is painless to perform an audiological assessment, the panel of experts considers very low birth weight a risk factor for hearing loss, even with a 'very low' level of evidence.

An uncontrolled before after study evaluating copper-impregnated textiles in a long-term care ward demonstrated 24% reduction in HCAI but was considered very-low-quality evidence based on the study design.