Sentence examples for changes were deemed from inspiring English sources

Changes were deemed necessary even though Chrysler had just introduced -- as 2008 models -- fifth-generation minivans redesigned while the company was struggling to stay afloat and cutting costs wherever it could.

However, neither of these changes were deemed statistically significant.

In all cases, lipoatrophy changes were deemed symmetrical.

The questionnaire was piloted prior to implementation, and no changes were deemed necessary.

No changes were deemed necessary for the remaining seven sectoral workshops.

After translation and cultural adaptation, all questions scored 6 or higher, corresponding to reasonable comprehension during face validation and no changes were deemed necessary.

These changes are deemed to contribute actively to rampant bank erosion in the delta as well as to erosion of the Mekong delta shoreline.

Rapid climate changes are deemed to have contributed through both the stripping of landscapes rendered fragile by human activities and active fluvial sediment transport to the coast, but disentangling climate change effects from human impacts in the Mediterranean remains a challenge.

Although the rule changes are deemed to have made for a more exciting season - with Michael Schumacher only snatching the championship in the last race - ITV's coverage of the British grand prix was eclipsed in the TV ratings by the Open golf tournament.

The latter may cite or implicate an animal's intrinsic needs that the changes are deemed necessary for survival without referencing conscious mental states such as desire (Evans et al. 2010).

The F1 drivers have all said they will work with the FIA to ensure the introduction whatever safety changes are deemed to be necessary in the wake of the accident.