Sentence examples for deemed to be zero from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding any other provision of this subchapter, the family contribution of each student described in paragraph (2) shall be deemed to be zero for the academic year for which the determination is made.

Synchronised populations of nematodes were produced by placing newly hatched larvae on NGM agar plates seeded with OP50, at which point they were deemed to be zero hours old.

Ethiopia turned out to have a prevalence level five times lower than the year before — while Russia was deemed to be two times higher.

The soldiers killed were in what was deemed to be one of the most effective Afghan fighting units.

"The local range is deemed to be one of those most similar to the range we'll be competing on in Scotland.

Before seeing action, she took part in a race against other ships where she was deemed to be one of the most nimble and the fastest of the great ships in the fleet (see details under "Sails and rigging").

PAX6 and PTEN expression levels are deemed to be two independent and powerful prognostic markers for the outcome of patients with astrocytic malignant gliomas (24).

But, in fact, I have also been describing every story in David Gates's new collection, "A Hand Reached Down To Guide Me" (Knopf), which the Times Book Review inexplicably deemed to be not one of the notable books of 2015.

Mr. Peterson, in a paper with the dry title of "Two Faces: Demystifying the Mortgage Electronic Registration System's Land Title Theory," argues that MERS cannot have it both ways, and that it faces problems if it is deemed to be only one of them.

In the Spanish M-CHAT study, false-positive cases were found to be reduced if the M-CHAT was only deemed to be positive after five [ 44] as opposed to three failed items [ 19].

Second, he could be deemed to be acting for two masters simultaneously.