Sentence examples for deemed to be consistent from inspiring English sources

Holding up the list, Sen. Richard J. Durbin (D-Ill). said some procedures requiring special approval "go far beyond the Geneva Conventions". Rumsfeld shot back that "any instructions that have been issued or anything that's been authorized by the department was checked by the lawyers" in the Pentagon and deemed to be consistent with the Geneva code.

The kappa statistic was >0.60 for all these measures and so the teams were deemed to be consistent in their assessments.

These were checked and deemed to be consistent.

Their prescribed therapy was deemed to be consistent with the management of people with diabetes in other locations with reference to the relevant diabetes guidelines.

Internal consistency The functional limitation sub-scale was deemed to be internal consistent (Cronbach's α > 0.7).

This was deemed to be hemorrhagic necrosis that was consistent and appropriate for the case.

Although all of these factors are normally deemed to be positives in life, in this context they seem to be consistent with heightened sexual health risks.

In PRT4, only when the CNs from two independent PCRs were consistent, the CN was deemed to be reliable.

Notably, increased expression of genes deemed to be 'growth limiting' by virtue of their consistent down regulation in immortal cell lines, was observed.

The boy was taken to hospital by his parents where the injury was deemed to be "potentially life-threatening" and would have required "considerable force" consistent with a fall or blow.

Consistent to this logic, 'free' medicines are deemed to be valueless.