Sentence examples for deemed to be missing from inspiring English sources

The big test will come if France is deemed to be missing its target to bring the deficit below 3% of GDP next year.

An intron was deemed to be missing if 10 bp upstream and downstream sequences of the exon/intron boundary were successfully aligned without any gaps.

Missing data at post-treatment and follow-up assessment were deemed to be missing at random (using logistic regression models, as well as inspecting correlations between indicator variables of missingness and other variables from the data set that might predict missingness) and imputed using multiple imputation by chained equations.

13 After automated identification of the majority of cones in the image, the observer then reviewed each image and manually identified cones they deemed to be missed by the algorithm or removed cones they deemed to be selected in error by the algorithm.

If patients with headache were not clearly excluded by the eligibility criteria, they were deemed to be a missed eligible patient.

Missing data were deemed not to be missing at random and consequently multiple imputation methods were not considered feasible (Sterne et al., 2009).

The process of consensus development involved the following steps: (i) the recommendations were drafted based on the group presentations, (ii) any recommendations which the participants did not support were deleted (iii) recommendations that were missing but deemed to be important were added (iv) the final list was scrutinized to sharpen language and consolidate points where possible.

Entries that we deemed to be uncorrectable were flagged as missing values.

Eleven files were deemed to be "seriously inadequate," with key documents missing or incomplete and little evidence that the contracts were competitively awarded or prices were justified.

We will contact the corresponding authors of these studies and request the age-specific prevalence and any other missing information, deemed to be relevant.

Conversely, errors not deemed to be serious by the physician or nurse or near misses were not always reported to the hospital.