Sentence examples for deemed to reflect from inspiring English sources

In past shows, she said, the committee has declined four or five works deemed to reflect violence or nudity, but she said the question of blood or body parts had never arisen.

The insurance version uses the same information as a traditional credit score, but gives more weight to factors deemed to reflect risk, like bankruptcy filings and maxed-out credit cards, Mr. Toups says.

In addition, 26 words that appeared in those selected posts were deemed to reflect the tendency to oppose.

The enhancements, decreasing in the order 30 mol% > 5 mol% acetylation, and with the grafted PIP chain length as 30 K > 5 K ≈ 1.5 K, are deemed to reflect the extent of interactions between the filler particles and the polymer matrix.

By implication these factors are deemed to reflect health need.

GPI values less than 23 are deemed to reflect effective TGC.

In almost a year of Wall Street Journal articles, just nine out of 48 articles were deemed to accurately reflect the state of the science.

Therefore, we here present gene expression information of tumors according to pathway activity profiles deemed to better reflect biological behavior.

Where the number of questionnaires collected was less than the number delivered at face-to-face contact, the total delivered was deemed to accurately reflect the number of people living in the household.

According to a statement from the Itar-Tass news agency, 10 cinemas were deemed to have "reflected a subculture of drug abusers" and "idealised the use of narcotics" by showing the controversial film.

Gary Taylor and Stanley Wells's "Textual Companion to the Oxford Shakespeare," from 1997, relied heavily on tabulating the relative frequency of linguistic features such as "function words" — the little bits of sentence glue like "by," "so," and "from," which seem to be used unconsciously and are thus deemed unlikely to reflect deliberate imitation of another author.