Sentence examples for deemed to have started from inspiring English sources

Everyone could claim African ancestry given that civilisation is deemed to have started there.

Even if DesJarlais' relationship can be deemed to have started after her treatment, it would still be deemed highly problematic.

The second analysis also included patients still experiencing the relapsing remitting phase, although >60% of secondary progressive patients in our population were deemed to have started to progress at DSS ≤ 3.

The methods 1-11 fall into two distinct categories: a) Methods that use a derived distance-from-natal-nest threshold (methods 1-7) with or without an additional restriction of a minimum duration that this distance has to be exceeded before dispersal is deemed to have started [ 16, 21, 32, 33].

In the process, John Reid, Britain's Northern Ireland secretary, created a situation in which one six-week period was conveniently deemed to have rolled over and another started, creating one more deadline for late September and one more "last chance" for peace.

Mice were deemed to have reached endpoint at 75% of starting weight or at a moderate severity clinical score of 5 or greater.

Plots were deemed to have flowered when 50% of the plants in the plot had started flowering [ 59].

One-third of patients (639/1838) who started GCWMS were deemed to have completed phase 2, and among them, 55% had lost 5 kg or more.

The Conservatives' majority in Hallam also started to decline, in part because Thatcherism was deemed to have hit the city especially hard.

More than 50% of occupied properties in the Glasgow local authority area at the start of last year were deemed to have failed the Scottish housing quality standard.

"He's entitled to his opinion," was the reply of Farrell, deemed to have had the measure of Rhys Priestland at Twickenham and who starts again at the Stade de France, with Charlie Hodgson his understudy on the bench.