Gender, age and body mass index were taken into consideration as cofactors or covariates. |
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Differences between applications, such as frequency of use or degree of access or egress required, are not taken into consideration. |
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As well, neatness was taken into consideration and contestants had to lick their plates clean to advance. |
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Quantum mechanics and information theory both demonstrate that in any assessment of reality, the observer has to be taken into consideration. |
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If it comes to the situation when it's up to me to make the decision, then naturally this will be taken into consideration. |
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This geometry should be taken into consideration when specifying a lens or telescope to image onto the slit, to prevent vignetting. |
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Second, changes in the purchasing power of monetary units were not taken into consideration by current accounting rules. |
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Factors taken into consideration include the saleability and rentability of the property. |
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She admitted robbery and three charges of shoplifting and asked for five other offences to be taken into consideration. |
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Dirt bike racing is a contact sport that can take away lives thus extra protection and precaution must be taken into consideration. |
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The courts will be advised when a defendant has surrendered of their own accord and this may be taken into consideration when sentencing. |
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They must always be taken into consideration, especially where you are passing channels from ocean inlets, deep creeks or rivers. |
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For doing all such activities and acting as an important functionary for the government, the monthly wages being paid to him are too meager to be taken into consideration. |
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Also, elements to be taken into consideration are the ancientness of the pathology and the assessment of adaptive capacities. |
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However it must be taken into consideration that a week of this last course can take place in Beijing to get acclimatized. |
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When this is not taken into consideration, it makes it impossible to understand certain attitudes that seem contradictory. |
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The psychosocial environment of the work station is also taken into consideration. |
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In order to understand the pharisaic movement these structures must be taken into consideration. |
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Only where employee objections are based on well-grounded concerns that their rights will be affected can this be taken into consideration. |
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In all cases, the effect of perfect downlink and uplink power control is taken into consideration. |
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The power of attorney given by Salim Abbassi to Rachid Mesli was not authenticated and should not therefore be taken into consideration. |
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This applies particularly when the high sunk costs of investing in reticulation are taken into consideration. |
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Other factors must also be taken into consideration, as the skin's needs are controlled by a specific biological clock. |
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It seems safe to say that if all five types of child maltreatment were taken into consideration, this proportion would be much higher. |
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There are bound to be arguments in favour of the continued existence of the coins, and against, which need to be taken into consideration. |
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The message was taken into consideration, but the governments still decided upon a course other than that proposed in the letter. |
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Their situation is little known and surely not much taken into consideration. |
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The systems are old and at the time of their conceptualization and design this issue was not taken into consideration. |
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Yet the requirements specific to minors are not taken into consideration in police and gendarmerie custody cells. |
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The reports of this NGO are taken into consideration in studies for the improvement of penitentiary establishments. |
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The development of urban sprawl has not taken into consideration the need for energy efficiency in public transportation. |
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In fact, several were quite annoyed with government and sceptic that their views would actually be taken into consideration. |
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Receipts shall be taken into consideration for the payment of the grant at the end of the implementation of the action. |
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When teaching the content, the knowledge and experience of the learners should be taken into consideration. |
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We have taken into consideration what opposition members wanted and suggested. |
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Customer's requirements and specifications are taken into consideration at the very earliest stages. |
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Other influencing factors, such as the high levels of debt borne by many beneficiary countries, also had to be taken into consideration. |
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Similarly, the reserves and revenue converted into share capital could not be taken into consideration. |
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Both the advantages and the disadvantages of such an experience must be taken into consideration. |
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When making the tools the mould shrinkage of the thermoplastics and the direction of extrusion of the sheets must be taken into consideration. |
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For that purpose, all available information on the components of the recovered material needs to be taken into consideration. |
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If signage is to be supported from the ceiling any load weight must be taken into consideration. |
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She complained that the lower courts had not taken into consideration all the evidence she had presented. |
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These records should indicate if and when previous experience and training have been taken into consideration. |
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Needless to say, the opinion and views of the host country play an important role and should be taken into consideration appropriately. |
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Revenues therefore reflect these provisions, which are taken into consideration for the pro forma data. |
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Any surpluses or shortfalls that may occur from time to time are taken into consideration in future business operating plans. |
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However, he admitted that the desire to be able to dismiss the governor was taken into consideration when the committee was deciding to revise the council's standing orders. |
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Is the stressfulness of a learning environment something that should be taken into consideration when teaching, designing, or evaluating a school? |
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With so many different home loan permutations and cost factors to be taken into consideration, it's not surprising that many buyers are bewildered. |
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Such factors as data-streaming speed, human readability, file size, and exchangeability should be taken into consideration. |
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Scarcity of food and rising prices in the food sector and for crude oil, gas and other raw materials are substantial new factors that need to be taken into consideration. |
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It is, moreover, necessary for all the economic activities which could result in environmental damage to be taken into consideration and provided for in the liability system. |
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If the result is still tied or if there are no individual time trial stages the classifications obtained in each stage are added and, as a last resort, the place obtained in the last stage ridden is taken into consideration. |
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In economical science, value and the power of producing value are taken into consideration. |
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As hon. members of Parliament, it is our duty to ensure that risk is taken into consideration when weighing control measures for chemical substances used in consumer products. |
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The AC had specific questions and comments related to the Investment Facility financial statements which were recorded in the minutes of its meeting and dully taken into consideration by the Investment Facility. |
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However, the Commission considers that the lack of knowledge from the beneficiary concerning the procedure to follow cannot be taken into consideration. |
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Factors taken into consideration are work performance, attendance, initiative, proactivity and motivation. |
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In Africa, where the rate of blindness is higher than in America, the ocular symptoms are noted but the possible causes are so numerous that the relationship with dermic nodules is not taken into consideration. |
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For these reasons, the obiter dicta may often be taken into consideration by a court. |
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They are taken into consideration when drawing up Parliamentary constituency boundaries. |
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Hence, the normal aging process should be taken into consideration when evaluating labral pathology. |
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These can be detrimental to any vessel's performance if they are taken into consideration incorrectly. |
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Limitations on bandwidth and electricity services in various countries and missions and the participants' level of comfort with information technology resources are also taken into consideration. |
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However, if such analyses are carried on, we recommend that a one-tailed unequal variance t-test be used, that the power of the test be reported and taken into consideration in the decision making. |
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I think it is good that traditional communities have been taken into consideration by means of an exemption, and also that consumers or tourists importing products they have bought as souvenirs are to be spared a witch hunt. |
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Legal aspects of other relevant fields, such as outer space law, humanitarian law, and international legal responsibility, will also need to be taken into consideration. |
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Because the amounts that can be awarded to employees under Part III are relatively small, a complainant may net no financial compensation at all when his or her out-of-pocket expenses are taken into consideration. |
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The periods taken into consideration, the time that may be needed to establish the measure's effects and a whole series of other factors which may impact on the data provided are all open to discussion. |
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After the order has been transmitted, Société Générale agrees to forward, without guaranteeing that they will be taken into consideration, requests for cancellation of ongoing unexecuted orders. |
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It also clarified that the complainant was interviewed during the audit and that his comments were taken into consideration already in the auditors' preliminary findings. |
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To stand apart not only shows indifference to the efforts of others, it also means that ultimately we have to accept decisions made by others without our views and priorities being taken into consideration. |
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Proximity relations should be taken into consideration. |
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The child's feelings are taken into consideration and the investigators are not allowed to wear military uniform or handcuff the children, who are transported in civilian vehicles and treated in the most humane manner. |
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In the case of permitting indirect discharge, I find it crucial that the presence of other pollutants encumbering the given environment is taken into consideration. |
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A further circumstance, focusing on transactions that benefit the group without prejudice to creditors, has been added to the factors that might be taken into consideration by the court. |
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If only the raw materials were taken into consideration, it would be necessary to increase its percentage rate so that this requirement would be equivalent to that of the costs. |
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They nonetheless strongly emphasized that freedom of expression and the demands of a pluralist, tolerant, broad-minded and democratic society needed to be taken into consideration in all cases being examined. |
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The weight of processed table olives to be taken into consideration shall be the drained net weight of whole olives aver processing, possibly bruised but not stoned. |
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Psychological reports describing his mental state were taken into consideration, as was the severity of his crimes. |
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With easy accessibility, the replacement of sparkplugs is one of the simpler do-it-yourself tasks for vehicle owners, however there are some things which must be taken into consideration for this task. |
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Our review covered the first eight months of 1997, though we found that in some cases, events both before and after that period had to be taken into consideration to ensure balanced and objective conclusions. |
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We have also taken into consideration the importance of demography in power and geopolitics. |
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Moreover, be sure that your car has less than 160.000 km on the speedometer because otherwise it will not be taken into consideration for the sale to private customers. |
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In addition, the duty deferment and suspension is also taken into consideration. |
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When the power constraint is taken into consideration, we show that polar lattices with lattice Gaussian shaping achieve the egodic capacity of fading channels. |
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Only rarely were the views or personal character of a candidate taken into consideration, except by the minority of voters who were not beholden to a particular interest. |
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Along with its role as ametabolic derangement marker, plasma FABP4 concentrations should be taken into consideration as an early marker of kidney damage in type 2 diabetes. |
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If this definition is taken into consideration, with the addition of the Eaglescliffe area and Marske, Teesside would have a population of approximately 492,954 people. |
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The SPL also stated that repeated condemnation of the chants by manager Neil Lennon as well as chief executive Peter Lawwell had been taken into consideration. |
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In the iOn, the air conditioning, demisters and heater all run off the main battery, and therefore run your miles down, so that needs to be taken into consideration. |
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The peculiarities of prostatic lipofuscinosis in AIDS must be recognized and taken into consideration when examining prostate specimens from patients with wasting diseases. |
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