Sentence examples for deemed possibly from inspiring English sources
There were 34 adverse events deemed possibly, probably, or definitely related to the VizAblate System or overall procedure over a 12-month period.
Deitch went on to offer a list of policies he'd like to see lawmakers pursue, including safe storage laws to prevent children from accessing firearms and so-called red flag laws, which allow police or family members to request that guns be taken from individuals deemed possibly dangerous.
In this study, just over half of the ADRs were deemed possibly or definitely avoidable, which is consistent with the broad range of figures (30 70%) suggested in the literature [35], [36].
All AEs deemed possibly, probably or definitely related to vaccination have been reported.
One was deemed possibly related and reported as an SUSAR (Serious Unexpected Suspected Adverse Reaction).
The remaining death occurred within the second cycle and was attributed to a myocardial infarction, which was deemed possibly related.
"The Seraph and the Zambesi," which Stannard deems "possibly the first example by a British author of what became known as magical realism," won Spark the Observer's 1951 Christmas-fiction contest.
Discoveries of the transient luminous effects (TLE), such as elves, red sprites, and blue jets, possibly caused by the breakdown at altitudes ∼90 km, revealed the possibility of a much stronger lightning coupling to the ionosphere than previously deemed possible.
Of them, one subject had significant increases in ALT, AST and glucose, one subject had increases in glucose, which were deemed as possibly related to study treatment, and one subject had increases in ALT and AST, which was not deemed as possibly related to study treatment.
Three were deemed subpar, possibly because of the drought, and Mr. Sharp said he would sell them for slaughter.
Dr Benjamin Jacobs, a consultant paediatrician at the Royal National Orthopaedic hospital in London, said such programmes were stopped because they were deemed "unnecessary, possibly harmful".
