Sentence examples similar to deemed a delay from inspiring English sources

Since the processes take place in different parts of the body and influence each other with a certain delay, passing over to delay differential equations is deemed a reasonable step.

This "fast-track" compound could be deemed a "bad" scenario when the time delays and increased costs to the project have been added to the development plan.

The 16-year-old's developmental delays had been deemed a burden to taxpayers.

Her mother, Dr. Nasrin Haque, who is originally from Bangladesh, had submitted a family application in 2013, but it was initially denied because Bhuiyan was found to have "mild to moderate" developmental delays, which were deemed a burden to Australian taxpayers.

For instance, system dynamics modeling is deemed a useful research approach to investigate into long-term effects and time delays (Reefke and Sundaram 2017).

It was deemed a success.

The game was deemed a sellout.

This has been deemed a fiasco.

The operation has been deemed a success.

"The surgery was deemed a success.

The array was subsequently deemed a loss.