Sentence examples for were considered working from inspiring English sources

Therefore, once the suggested socio-economic status measuring variables from literatures were considered, working on those variables by removing redundancies and variables which have no visible role in total variance can help us to reduce the number of variables need to be considered for measurement without much loss of information.

Since this is a NP-hard problem, some algorithms from Evolutionary Computation were considered, working over a mathematical model that allows the definition of flexible cost functions that can take into account several measures of the network behaviour, such as network congestion and end-to-end delays.

Another showed that 63% of NCHDs were considering working abroad in the next 3 years [ 12].

Future work intentions were assessed by asking participants whether they were considering working in a rural, underserved community in the future (0 = no, 1 = not sure, 2 = yes).

Eight (12.1 %) were considering working as a PCP in the future, 19 (28.8 %) working as specialist in outpatient care in the future.

"Where there is more competition it may be that logging on is not to be considered working time," he added.

How a program that missed its goal by almost $1 billion is considered working is better explained by a Congressional Republican than by me.

By that standard, someone who works full time but earns $10.60 an hour can be considered working poor, a classification that describes about 10 million Americans.

And despite the so-called recovery, about a quarter of the 45 million people currently living in poverty (including one in five children) are considered "working poor".

It is possible that Superfund listings are more likely in areas where homeowners are less educated or are considered working class.

Sickness absence is considered working less than normal hours or days due to illness, an incident or any other health reason.