Sentence examples for conventionally deemed from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, novel functions that were conventionally deemed impossible for normal SERS substrates have been achieved.

This is the premise of Making Marriage Simple: Ten Truths for Changing the Relationship You Have into the One You Want, a new book written by Harville Hendrix Ph.D. and Helen LaKelly Hunt Ph. D. Hendrix and Hunt believe the marriage of two people conventionally deemed incompatible is actually grounds for a great marriage.

The Anglo-Scandinavian Cardiac Outcomes Trial-Lipid Lowering Arm (ASCOT-LLA) was also designed to study lipid lowering in the primary prevention of CHD, in hypertensive patients who were not conventionally deemed dyslipidemic (Sever et al 2003).

Depending on your size this may mean you'll have to opt for the bras that are not conventionally deemed as "pretty".

After glancingly conceding that "the war was, of course, an unspeakable tragedy", he went on to dispute many of the ways in which it has conventionally been deemed tragic.

Although aneuploidy has conventionally been deemed irremediable, some researchers have recently aimed to develop 'chromosome therapy' for DS.

Sensual and desirous, Sara is frequently disappointed by and invisible to men deemed conventionally appropriate.

Connick is not what Broadway deems conventionally handsome.

It is being shunted to Thursday to make room for a new entry called "The Swan," in which women deemed less than conventionally attractive will get physical and personality makeovers and then compete in a beauty contest.

Even in our report, conventionally used reference genes such as GAPDH, α-tub, and TfR that were suitable under one condition, were deemed highly inappropriate for another condition in the same cell type.

He deemed this "offensive".