Sentence examples for deem failure from inspiring English sources

While we deem failure to improve in outpatient treatment as a reason for considering admission to hospital, Gowers et al. (2007) argued that his studies, comparing inpatient and outpatient treatment lend little support to a transfer from outpatient to inpatient care in the sense of a stepped care approach.

It is driven merely by the deemed failure to pass muster under RAE criteria.

Any subject for whom swab results were missing were deemed "failure to swab" in the analysis; however, there were no missing data in the final database.

Both times, the programs were shut down and deemed failures.

Both approaches were deemed failures, but not until they had had a devastating effect on tribal holdings.

More than 60 flyovers have been built since the late 1990s, despite similar schemes being deemed failures in many other cities.

THE NEW TWIST During the last period when charitable lead trusts were talked up, after Mrs. Onassis's death in 1994, many were deemed failures.

Again there was a discrepancy between federal and city assessments — 30percentt of the schools deemed failures under the No Child Left Behind act earned A's from the city on Tuesday, while 16 of the city's 18 failures are in good standing under the federal guidelines.

But now that Florida is purging its precincts of 25,000 touch-screen voting machines — bought after the recount for up to $5,000 each, hailed as the way of the future but deemed failures after five or six years — no one is biting.

If their services don't measure up to Apple's standards, they'll be deemed failures.

There were 4 patients who achieved no significant gain in shoulder abduction or deltoid strength and were deemed failures.