Sentence examples for deemed to alter from inspiring English sources

Failure of cross-braces deemed to alter the load transfer mechanism between girders and possibly resulting in the premature failures of interior girders.

The last sentence of section 17 (omitted from section 381 of title 28 of the Code) reads: 'Nothing in this section contained shall be deemed to alter, repeal or amend section two hundred and sixty-six' of the Judicial Code.

Several neurotransmitters seem to play a considerable role in social cognitive processes, and their circuitries are deemed to be altered in schizophrenia.

The sera had neutralizing activity, but there were no changes in the patient's hemoglobin concentration or platelet count deemed to suggest altered drug efficacy, and no drug-related AEs were reported.

'First decaying' and 'Last decaying': examples of the earliest and latest example where the character was deemed to have been altered from the condition immediately after death, but still present and recognizable.

Although the European court cannot overturn the boys' convictions or order their release, the government could be obliged to alter practices deemed to be in breach of the European convention on human rights.

As noted above, items deemed to be culturally inappropriate were altered or omitted.

As noted, items deemed to be culturally inappropriate were altered or omitted.

The other key part of the lending code, added by the same legislation that removed the rate caps, says courts can alter or strike loan terms deemed to be unconscionable.

Weiley's lens, once deemed to throw rather too much light on its subject, may not alter the perspective of those who still argue the toss over form and function, but it's a welcome reminder.

(d) If the content of any of the information required under § 1306.05 for a controlled substance prescription is altered during the transmission, the prescription is deemed to be invalid and the pharmacy may not dispense the controlled substance.