Sentence examples for deemed enhanced from inspiring English sources

The value calculation, deemed "enhanced earnings capacity", (see table), involves looking at how the moneyed spouse's earnings grew over the course of the marriage and then projecting a future value to it.

As this phenomenon is not present in the stratosphere, the waves can be deemed as enhanced dissipation in the mesopause probably due to existing instability.

This study provides a roadmap to BIM implementers by highlighting the driving and dependence power of each BIM capability which is deemed useful for enhanced delivery of construction projects.

The Clinton proposal, in addition to allowing people to view plans of factories outside their area, would have enhanced access for those deemed to be qualified researchers.

He received an enhanced sentence because he was deemed a "persistent felony offender," the statement said.

HCC deemed to be treated 'completely' at contrast-enhanced CT had a tumour necrosis rate of 99.4 ± 19.2%, with a range of 40 100% growth at histopathology.

Butanol is deemed a second generation biofuel due to its enhanced energy content and improved hydrophobicity compared to ethanol.

That's because the witness could mention the mistreatment of detainees at Guantanamo Bay, yet the entire subject of torture -- or so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" -- has been deemed classified in this case.

If an enhanced CT study is requested or deemed appropriate, the additional CT acquisition is performed after the standard PET-CT study is completed, to ensure correct attenuation correction [ 3].

All patients were deemed to have potentially curable disease following contrast-enhanced CT staging investigation.

A high-tech, biometric identification card was deemed too costly; instead, the group is considering an enhanced E-Verify system that would allow employers to use photographs to identify job applicants and would let workers provide answers to security questions to help prove their legal work status.