Sentence examples for be deemed to differ from inspiring English sources

How far it can be deemed to differ, other than in form, from the first horn of Diodorus's preceding dilemma is unclear.

If the error rate of source-to-database audits for a given site was outside the bounds of the 95% CI calculated over all audits on the trial, that site's data quality was deemed to differ sufficiently to warrant further investigation and intervention.

The number of sex-biased genes per chromosome was deemed to not differ from random if more than 5% of the permuted estimates were greater/less than the observed value.

Fishers exact test was used to compare the chromosomal changes between the differing histological diagnoses, P-values <0.05 were deemed to represent significant differences.

Covariates whose estimated IRRs differed significantly from 1.0 were deemed to be risk factors for HZ.

Such differences are deemed to be important.

Differences were deemed to be statistically significant at P < 0.05.

Differences were deemed to be significant if p<0.05.

Two models with RMSDs to the native structure that differ by no more than 0.05 Å were deemed to be equally accurate.

One of the issues with the brakes, that they have less power than those in conventional cars, may just be a matter of differing performance and has not yet been deemed to breach safety regulations.

Studies in which known risk factors differed between groups and were not handled in analyses were deemed to have a high risk of bias and were excluded (see appendix 1).