In Colonial times it was considered fit for special occasions, even by the wealthy.
Similarly to equation (1) a precise estimate of relative fitness and frailty can be derived: if the calculated age is less than that individual's chronological age, he/she is considered fit, if it is greater than the average age at which people have such deficits, otherwise he/she considered frail.
Steven Pienaar, however, is considered fit enough for the bench after recovering from a broken toe.
Edith Stein now "has her miracle" (the cure of a Boston girl, named for her, who had taken a lethal overdose of Tylenol) and so is considered fit for sainthood, and John Paul is said to be keen to canonize her himself.
Performance status and comorbidity can influence whether a patient is considered fit for resection, but data on these factors were not available.
"The president can no longer be considered a fit and proper person to remain the commander-in-chief of the South African nationaldefenceforce, nor can any of the parliamentary members who so stubbornly protected him be considered fit and proper persons to hold office as members of parliament," said JG "Pikkie" Greeff, national secretary of South Africa's national defence union.
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If not, then it cannot be considered fit for the specified purpose.
By 1929, only 17 of its 213 airplanes were considered fit for service.
In January 1917, only 91 of the regiment's men were considered fit for duty; it was no longer an effective fighting force, and the white Southern Rhodesian manpower did not exist to continue reinforcing it.
He smiles "Julliard will have to make it to me then, I am doing all that is required to be considered fit however I am doing more to work on me and my abilities.
