Sentence examples for deemed status from inspiring English sources

The college has "deemed" status from the federal government to accredit laboratories, using criteria that meet or exceed federal standards.

Two states, New York and Washington, developed their own set of regulations for clinical labs, and CMS have deemed their states' clinical laboratories to have met CLIA requirements (i.e., they have been granted "deemed status") because CMS has judged their state-specific regulations as equal to or exceeding CLIA standards.

In addition, there are programs with "deemed" status through CLIA that offer proficiency testing and inspections of the laboratories providing diagnostic services for the conditions included in newborn screening programs.

I slip from a life of shared intellectual references and friends with Ivy graduate degrees into a land of workers who are often invisible and deemed low-status.

While the Air Canada agent was making the usual call to clear Adam for travel, Sulemaan took a photo of the screen that listed his "deemed high profile" status and tweeted it out.

It has been long documented that teaching in HE is deemed a low status activity (High Level Group on the Modernisation of Higher Education, 2013; Young, 2006).

In this test, the researchers found that participants who swore less had a higher percentage of statuses deemed as "dishonest".

To determine whether this assay provides an accurate alternative for the determination of HER-2/ neu status, we focused primarily on tumors that were deemed indeterminate or borderline status by IHC.

They were not deemed eligible for landmark status.

SB 1070 inspired dozens of other bills before the US supreme court deemed its mandatory immigration status checks for those not charged with crimes unconstitutional and discriminatory.

In many religions, texts are deemed to have scriptural status, and people are esteemed to be invested with spiritual or moral authority.