Sentence examples for deemed reached from inspiring English sources

The convergence of the relaxation procedures deemed reached when the magnitude of forces acting on atoms was less than 0.05 eV/Å.

Consensus is deemed reached after an overwhelming vote on an issue at hand and or hearing out and convincing the last doubtful voice.

Admittedly, the evidence supporting some of the chosen recommendations is weak, but all were deemed to reach at least the level of 'expert recommendation'.

"In Ravens, Fukase's work can be deemed to have reached its utmost height and to have fallen to its greatest depth," writes Hasegawa in her poetic, unflinching afterword.

The power authority is supposed to pay for most of the costs of decommissioning the plants when they are deemed to have reached the end of their useful, or profitable, life, and so far, that decommissioning fund is worth around $630 million.

According to the document: "If a community intervention is required to prevent a crime then personal information processed in this regard is done so as a matter of public protection … information relating to public protection must be retained until such time as the subject is deemed to have reached 100 years of age … the minimum review period for this information is every 10 years".

Mice were deemed to have reached endpoint at 75% of starting weight or at a moderate severity clinical score of 5 or greater.

Thirty-two of these were interviewed, by which time no further themes were being generated and the analysis was deemed to have reached saturation.

The LC-Cusum produces a learning curve for each trainee, and when this curve crosses a predefined threshold, the trainee is deemed to have reached an acceptable level of performance.

A more recent study in infants 25 28 weeks gestation did not find a difference in the primary outcome of need for mechanical ventilation during the first 5 days, but 10% of those intubated solely for surfactant administration could not be extubated within 1 hour and were thus deemed to have reached the primary outcome [ 21].

Many of the fallen who might have survived were simply overlooked or deemed beyond reach, and thus left to bleed or even freeze to death on the cold nights.