Sentence examples for considering this item from inspiring English sources
Considering this item refers to "satisfaction with sex life" and the literature has reported that participants infrequently respond to this item [ 30] and that FACIT permits its exclusion, we decided to remove this item from the analysis.
Consider this item, from Feb. 28: "Met Davey Johnson for first time in 1981 when he was managing our team in Jackson, MS. Took him to diviner.
Consider this item essential reading.Controversy over the standards of accountants, as opposed to accounting standards, has arisen at a time when the consulting arms of the big accounting firms have put into sharp relief how much more valuable their type of service has become than that of their traditional bean-counting parents.
The final question for each item also required a second 5-point Likert response, asking (iv) the participant's attitude to the item with 1 indicating 'I never consider this item' and 5 indicating 'I always consider this item'.
General Motors said it "does not consider this item to be a significant risk to customers due to the technical sophistication of the demonstration and the very limited circumstances under which the demonstration can be carried out".
In addition, some male patients did not understand the item during interviews or cognitive debriefings because they considered this item to be more relevant to females.
Two clinicians considered this item to potentially fit in either passive or active function, since although walking is active; the effect of the arm is passive.
The Committee considered this item of the agenda on the basis of the report of the Open-Ended Working Group which met immediately before the session to consider possible approaches and a draft reporting format for monitoring progress in the implementation of the WFS Plan of Action.
I consider this item of your agenda also of high importance, since the Committee's ability to monitor effectively the implementation of the Plan of action in future years will depend on the quality of the information to be generated by the reporting procedures.
