Sentence examples for deemed missing from inspiring English sources

Lloyd was deemed missing.

After that people will be deemed missing, presumed dead.

Earlier this month, Ethan Couch, the teen known nationwide as the "Affluenza Teen," stopped reporting to his parole officer and was deemed missing in Texas.

"All 123 children were physically located and interviewed … about potentially being sexually victimized or used in a sex trafficking ring during their period of time that they were deemed missing".

If the research associate is unable to obtain this information within four weeks of the time point for collection, the information will be deemed missing.

We mitigated this problem by applying the criterion that if in a window of length lw the number of shustring peaks is greater than lw × max, the window is deemed "missing data".

Hence, by default, these patients were deemed missed, even though many would probably not have peaked within one hour.

If it was not clear from the clinical care notes that the patient was ineligible, they were deemed "missed eligible" even though this would probably overstate the number of patients missed because of poor charting.

There are other recent examples of movies that were quickly deemed misses but turned into hits.

Patient CRC21 was deemed as missing and sensitivity analysis including them in either artesunate or placebo groups is provided.

Missing data at post-treatment and follow-up assessment were deemed to be missing at random (using logistic regression models, as well as inspecting correlations between indicator variables of missingness and other variables from the data set that might predict missingness) and imputed using multiple imputation by chained equations.