Sentence examples for deemed representative from inspiring English sources

Someone expressed the wish for a council scheme to protect small businesses deemed representative of "the community".

In contrast, the in-situ formed veins and slip surface exhibit H = 0.4 0.5, which is deemed representative for in-situ fractures.

However, successfully detected bubbles were deemed representative of the mean bubble rise velocity as indicated by the dynamic gas disengagement technique.

These investigations usually rely on surface observations, discrete sampling of the subsurface, and laboratory testing to examine properties that are deemed representative of entire slopes.

Unfortunately, only seven states—Indiana, Maryland, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Washington state and Wisconsin had studies whose results were deemed representative of the region from which they were taken.

We decided to exclude the first set from the results, because it was not deemed representative.

EIT data analyses were performed after identification of a sequence of breaths deemed as representative (i.e., stable Vt and EELI) at the end of each phase.

Hence, the selected products do not cover all a.s. in PT08 and their possible combinations, but can be deemed sufficiently representative to draw some general conclusions.

Hospital selection was based on those that were deemed most representative of other city/metropolitan/provincial hospitals by the Postgraduate Medical Councils of each State.

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A recent review concluded that only 10 sputum prevalence surveys exist as inputs to WHO's estimates of incidence for 211 countries and territories; of these only 4 were deemed rigorous, representative, and recent enough to provide useful information,[22] though a recent study[23] meeting the review criteria would bring the total to five.