Sentence examples for deemed common from inspiring English sources

For soon the rationalization will commence and these actions will be deemed common sense, necessary and in the spirit of "putting America first".

Comorbidity indicators were formulated for 36 conditions deemed common or previously hypothesized as determinants of lower urinary tract symptoms (Web Tables 1 and 2).

Total IgA levels were not measured, per current clinical guidelines, as IgA deficiency has not been deemed common enough to warrant routine testing unless there is otherwise reason to suspect it [ 8].

The analysis of fidelity did not examine the presence of proscribed components (i.e. components which would be inconsistent with the procedure) or of common factors (i.e. components which would be deemed common to most psychological interventions).

The real "Egypt," deemed a common property of mankind, needed rescuing from the natives.

In fact they don't like foreign words generally, outside those deemed "sufficiently common or functional" to be included on a list in chapter eight.

Under the modified regime the minerals on the ocean floor beneath the high seas are deemed "the common heritage of mankind," and their exploitation is administered by the International Seabed Authority (ISA).

(c) The ceded lands should be deemed a common fund, for the benefit of all existing and future States of the Union.

Taxes evolved to pay for, what is deemed, the common good -- defense, infrastructure, education.

In general, SoyBase and Gramene services were designed to respond to those requests deemed most common in terms of other sites' requesting data.

The fatalities per 10,000 vehicles, fatalities per vehicle kilometer traveled, and disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) indicators were seldom used across reports originating from any sector, despite being deemed a common indicator for RTIP [ 25].