Sentence examples for deemed unconfirmed from inspiring English sources

Information about politicians' displeasure with Mr. Beketov was deemed "unconfirmed," according to interviews with officials and residents.

Although these findings on fluids in uncontrolled haemorrhagic shock are inconclusive, the strategy of delaying fluid resuscitation must be deemed unconfirmed as well, because the only study to examine the efficacy of this approach yielded barely significant findings.

Two patients were deemed ineligible because of inadequate performance status and of unconfirmed histological diagnosis; these patients were excluded from the analysis.

Demonstration of a cause-and-effect relationship was considered far away (Radovanovic 2002), in part because the source of the organic compounds in the well and spring water has been unconfirmed (Orem et al. 2004), and moreover, the exposure pathway has been deemed unlikely (Voice et al. 2006b).

In humans, intrauterine exposure to CS has been deemed a risk factor for BPD (Antonucci et al. 2004); however, to our knowledge, this has remained unconfirmed.

A slightly condensed excerpt from the response, published as a commentary by the official news agency Xinhua: The annual report, largely based on unconfirmed media reports and groundless allegations from outlawed groups and organizations with ulterior motives, is nothing but a political tool used by the U.S. government to exert pressure on other countries, mostly deemed as its rivals.

There were also unconfirmed reports, apparently originating in an account on Sunday by the Iranian Students News Agencyy, that a religious foundation had enriched its death bounty on Salman Rushdie, the British author whose novel "The Satanic Verses" was deemed a blasphemy punishable by death 23 years ago by Iran's revolutionary icon, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.

She deemed it "fascinating".

He deemed this "offensive".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.