Sentence examples for considered to be technically from inspiring English sources

A hospital is considered to be technically efficient if it scores one, implying 100% relative technical efficiency, whereas a score of less than one implies that it is relatively technically inefficient, compared to peers in its efficiency reference set.

Therefore, the CLIC study team has been forced to select beam parameters that are at the edge of what is considered to be technically feasible.

Calcium looping is CO2 capture technology that is considered to be technically feasible at an industrial scale using a variety of fuels such as natural gas, coals, biomass, refuse derived fuels, and biofuels.

Despite its wide-ranging potential in the fields of biology, industry, and medicine, it has been relatively slow to gain widespread use, and is often considered to be technically challenging.

But a new study by scientists in the US has found that some 34.4 million Americans considered to be technically overweight or obese in Body Mass Index (BMI) terms are actually perfectly healthy, based on a range of cardiometabolic health markers (such as blood pressure and cholesterol).

Only those scans that are considered to be technically accurate were assessed, which resulted in a 100%% sensitivity and specificity.

Endoscopic bilateral metal drainage poses particular challenges for endoscopists and has been considered to be more technically challenging than unilateral stenting [ 5, 17, 19, 22- 28, 31].

Therapeutic lung lavage, which is the treatment of choice in humans with alveolar proteinosis [ 1, 12, 19], was considered to be a technically challenging procedure with an unacceptably high risk and presumably fatal outcome, as the kitten almost died during the diagnostic bronchial wash.

At the height of her career she was considered to be the most technically brilliant ballerina the US had ever produced.

Crossover treatment is allowed if the allocated drainage procedure is considered to be no longer technically feasible (e.g. cholangitis with multiple isolated segments after EBD, requiring additional PTBD).

This (type of) case was also amongst the original list of cases proposed by a wide diversity of actors at the beginning of the procedure, but excluded by the experts of the CEH because human biomonitoring in such a case is considered to be rather complicated technically.