Sentence examples similar to deemed substantially improbable from inspiring English sources

ObTape was deemed substantially equivalent to an existing sling, which in turn had been deemed substantially equivalent to an older sling.

So lawmakers provided the quick review process for any new product deemed "substantially equivalent" to something already on the market.

But as of yesterday, only 783 people had filed even partial claims, of which less than 200 had been deemed "substantially complete" by Mr. Feinberg's office.

We reviewed all Traditional 510(k) submissions for cervical IBFDs deemed substantially equivalent and cleared for marketing from 2007 through 2014.

The potatoes were chosen because they were deemed substantially equivalent to non-GM Desiree Red potatoes.

The language of the act essentially prevents future administrations from resurrecting rules that Trump has undone if they are deemed "substantially similar" -- which means the damage could be permanent.

In the case of the group contrasts studies (Whiten et al. 1999; van Schaik et al. 2003a), social influence was assumed when the researchers deemed it improbable that the patterning of traditions between sites was due to genetic or ecological factors.

That is, people assume that others do what they intend to do, and thus deviations from intention (or mistakes) are deemed as more improbable.

Positive increments from the baseline to the percent perturbations lead to decrease in residence times which do not conform with the estimates from the LOICZ model as well as the direct field observations; the positive increases to salinity are hence deemed improbable.

What have you since deemed impossible or improbable because of where you are today?

Do we challenge them to look to the skies and dream of executing feats now deemed improbable?