Sentence examples for be deemed analogous from inspiring English sources

This seeding propensity may be deemed analogous to that produced by the two untreated proteins seen in the presence of exogenously added calcium and phosphate ions, as depicted here as well as elsewhere [4].

The exegesis of individuals like Origen was deemed analogous to the teaching of the philosophy schools, and for a long while students would move quite easily between the old pagan institutions and the new Christian ones.

The view apparently derives from the Court's frequent reference to the "marketplace of ideas," which was deemed analogous to the commercial market in which a laissez faire policy would lead to optimum economic decisionmaking under the guidance of the "invisible hand". See, e.g., Adam Smith, Wealth of Nations (1776).

Recognizing the distinction between structural soundness and functional utility, he required lattice structures to form a pocket (analogous to an active-site cleft) in order to be deemed functional [9].

Which historical voices should be deemed legitimate?

Another may charitably be deemed stupid.

The collection of metadata, they argue, is analogous to the use of magnetometers at airports (as compared, say, to a requirement that all passengers must be strip-searched, which presumably would be deemed "unreasonable").

By analogous reasoning, the lower 24-mer band was deemed to contain a 3'-phosphate end.

Lloyd was deemed missing.

Some were deemed betrayers.

The complex was deemed revolutionary.