Sentence examples similar to deem precise from inspiring English sources

Scales are also deemed more precise by many and are the preferred measuring device by professionals.

If a good database marketer was involved, then I'd expect them to have a precise subset of customers they deem worthy of free T-Mobile money.

In clause (2), the word "considers" is substituted for "deemed" as being more precise.

The efficiency of optical techniques for surveying the cellular elements of intricate neural systems is of particular relevance because a comprehensive description of such elements is deemed necessary for a precise understanding of vertebrate neural architectures.

I deem their ire misdirected.

We deem that the present retrospective analysis of control (comparator) arm data derived from studies carried out so far in mRCC provides useful information for a more precise and rewarding use of these agents in the future.

As it happens, Ten Canoes does not have such a warning, despite the themes of violence and death: perhaps the cultural stricture is not universally applicable, or perhaps the camera is not deemed to have captured the precise moment of death.

To account for cluster sampling and sample weight of the DHS [ 24], a complex sample analysis method was deemed appropriate for a more precise estimation of proportion and association [ 25].

On the one hand, he was hired for $1m a year because the Sulzberger family deemed him a digital wizard, the precise reason why the Daily Telegraph has just hired Jason Seiken from PBS in America.

The destruction of many others in the course of enslavement or ethnic cleansing may or may not be deemed genocide depending on one's precise definition.

This anecdote was never introduced during the trial as the precise choice of words was deemed unreliable.