Sentences with phrase «background factors like»

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But even beyond the basics of food, shelter and feelings of security, there are so many other inherent privileges or barriers that define the course of a life because of myriad factors like race, background, or where we live.

«The range at which a ping can be heard depends on many environmental factors like background noise, changes of water density that cause ping refraction and shielding by seabed features including the wreckage itself,» he warns.

We understand that real compatibility is about more than just cultural backgrounds — which is why we also take factors like religion and lifestyle into account when connecting personalities.

To make sure this filtering is executed correctly, Once employs experienced matchmakers who they believe recognise important factors like physical attraction and social background, that algorithms can't properly measure.

Then there are the more intangible factors, like career choice, words used to describe oneself in a profile, and educational background.

Core Traits, like your emotional temperament, social style and sense of humor; and Vital Attributes, such as your communication style, spirituality and family background, all determine your compatibility with another person — and it's these factors we use to help find you a match.

Under teacher evaluation reforms, as of 2015, all but eight states have committed to using an objective measure of student achievement — such as performance on standardized assessments — as a part of teacher and principal evaluation systems.40 However, given the challenges of fairly incorporating student test performance in evaluations, all states and districts engaged in these reforms must account for factors like the variation in student background and other external influences on performance.

It provides additional background information on the players and actions that led to the Vergara case, the degree to which the case has become a factor in California's state elections, and the ripple effects it's creating in other states (like New York) facing the prospect of similar suits.

It indeed would be interesting to poll your audience on each statement to see where the popular opinion lies, and perhaps see how factors like educational background affect the vote.

A seemingly «quick fix» to avoid a bad hire is to implement a blanket background screening policy that automatically excludes people based on an easy - to - measure factor like criminal records or years of experience or level of education.