Sentence examples for deemed unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Note that expansion of the research to other JJIs is deemed unfavourable to the collaboration, even though expansion would make it easier for this particular researcher to achieve the number of included adolescents needed for statistical calculations.

Protocol deviations were defined according to Table  2.> -wrap-foot> Severe toxicities, according to physician's assessment, deemed to be unfavourable to the health of the patient.

Only significant toxicities (that is, those deemed to be unfavourable to the health of the patient) were included in this definition.

Although healthcare professionals, mainly doctors, were aware of the importance of taking informed consent, some would choose not to practise it if diagnosis was unfavourable or if truth was deemed harmful [ 23, 27].

By unfavourable behaviour we refer to acts of physicians that would normally be deemed to have a negative impact on the services that are provided for a patient or the health service in general.

Generally, the thermodynamics of primordial syntheses of polymers, and in particular of polypeptides, has been deemed a riddle since the respective condensation reactions, which are accompanied by the release of water molecules, should be unfavourable in water (see e.g. refs. [ 83, 213] for further discussion of this point).

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.

Some were deemed betrayers.