Sentence examples for deemed indicative from inspiring English sources

Judge, whose own website is inflammatory, rightwing and often misogynist, lamented a "rage" that he deemed "indicative of a serious cultural problem".

Taken together, these did not herald a party set to storm Downing Street: Labour won about 38% of the popular vote, still short of the magic 40% deemed indicative of general election victory, and way off the 43% Tony Blair recorded in local polls in 1996.

Treated H. ligniperda eggs were monitored every second day for 32 days, and successful hatch was deemed indicative of non-sterility.

Chief Executive Jim Skinner Jim Skinner credited the company's global sales for the boosted payout, which he deemed indicative of McDonald's strength despite the difficult economic environment.

Moreover, significantly more students in the SCT group engaged in item revision behavior than those in the SGQ group, and a majority of students in the SCT group exhibited item sequencing behavior, both of which are deemed indicative of knowledge elaboration.

Item-total correlations and average inter-item correlations of 0.4 or higher were deemed indicative of good reliability [ 32].

SMDs of -0.2,–0.5 and–0.8 were deemed to be indicative of small, moderate and large effects respectively [ 31].

Missing data were excluded on a per-analysis basis and p<0.05 was deemed to be indicative of statistical significance.

A sum score of ≥23 was comparable to the mean sum score in the clinical sample and hence deemed satisfactory as indicative of DE in this population.

A P value of 0.05 was deemed to be indicative of significance, although this was Bonferroni corrected where necessary to account for multiple comparisons.

Although some degree of structural abnormality consistent with PFOA changes was found to be present in 13 of the 37 (35%) using MRI, in only two cases (5%) were these changes deemed to be indicative of severe PFOA.