The phrase "available deemed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a state of something being considered available, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The resources are available deemed necessary for the project." (This example is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "considered available" or "regarded as available.".
"Those who have an excellent credit rating who can pretty much take their pick from the best deals available; those deemed to have lesser credit scores who – if offered a card – may well find that the interest rate they're offered is higher than the typical APR; and those whose applications are rejected," he says.
Tracking via cameras and computer vision-based methods is one of the tracking options available and deemed suitable for worker tracking in congested outdoor environments.
Thus, despite uncertainties and while additional studies are needed, it seems reasonable to recommend using prophylactic G-CSF when available or deemed necessary by an oncologist or hematologist.
Therefore, in a limited number of cases where Standard InChIs cannot be accessed, but where the source is publicly available and deemed to be of sufficient interest, UniChem converts other structural representations (such as Molfiles/sdf, SMILES) into Standard InChIs during the loading process.
Medical subject headings were used when available and deemed appropriate.
When available and deemed to be culturally acceptable, the RAs occasionally used vacant patient rooms for interviews.
Thirty two of 37 (86%) patients who had iron studies available were deemed iron deficient (low serum iron and ferritin).
It could provide an appropriate alternative to ambulatory monitoring in terms of diagnosis, particularly in primary care where it might not be immediately available or deemed too costly or when patients find it inconvenient or uncomfortable.
Medical services such as primary healthcare, medications, and medical devices such as hearing aids needed for aging-associated diseases and impairments may not be available or deemed not to be a priority.
The use of biomarkers to enhance certainty of AD is described presently as useful in three circumstances: investigational studies, clinical trials, and optionally where the biomarkers are available and deemed appropriate by the clinician.
