If not defined in the deed, Mr. Engel said, the ownership interests are deemed to be equal.
Lincoln's words speak clearly to those of us who are from countries, however benignly governed, in which all men are not deemed to be equal.
By using this method, the required number of dispensers, housekeepers and physicians was deemed to be equal to the number of clinics.
If these elements for any étage at the time of observation are deemed to be of equal importance, then the type which is predominant in amount is coded by the observer and plotted on the weather map using the appropriate symbol.
As an example, if two genes are deemed to be of equal complexity because they are functionally equivalent, such a measure necessarily ignores the subtle ways in which each may be regulated, or spliced, or expressed within the cell.
Everyone agrees, he says, that justice involves treating equal persons equally, and treating unequal persons unequally, but they do not agree on the standard by which individuals are deemed to be equally (or unequally) meritorious or deserving.
Giampaolo Trasi of Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy's second-biggest bank, says Mr Renzi is deemed to be "greater than or equal to" his recent predecessors.
22 An improvement in single-word intelligibility of greater than or equal to 14% was deemed to be an MCID 22 based on a combination of effect size and SLPs' observations of functional improvements in intelligibility skills.
Scores less than 8.5 were deemed to be a negative/poor attitude, while scores equal to or greater than 8.5 were considered to be a good/positive attitude.
One might hold that across whatever kind of group is deemed to be the relevant domain of equality, individuals in the domain should be made equal in condition over the course of their lives.
MiR-217 expression was deemed to be high when the expression level was equal to or above the median of the cohort and low when it was below the median of the cohort [ 26].
