Sentence examples for deemed unstable from inspiring English sources

But his condition was still deemed unstable because of the atrial fibrillation, "the risk of high blood pressure and the possibility of having a stroke".

In our series, regardless of fracture location, utilizing the aforementioned data provided by Beingessner et al., 18 fractures consisted of an arc >120°, of which 16 (89 %) were deemed unstable (i.e., concomitant dislocation, radiocapitallar instability, ligamentous injury, etc., (Tables 1, 2).

The walls of St .Stephen's Episcopal Church, constructed during 1821, buckled and were deemed unstable by town officials.

Drake, who had been convicted of a previous murder, was deemed unstable, and there was cause for concern for the students' safety.

Because of their reactive nature, sulfenic acids are often deemed unstable intermediates en route to additional cysteine modifications.

The central radial and longitudinal meniscal tears were treated with a meniscectomy only if they were deemed unstable (Fig.  3- a and b).

Beagle is software currently deemed as "unstable", it may not work, and it could possibly cause your system to become inherently unstable.

They are New Yorkers who had the fortune, good or bad, of deciding to live in units that the authority has deemed structurally unstable.

His starting point was the "clear and terrible fact" that the Tucson shooter — a man rejected as unfit by the Army, deemed too unstable for college and thought to be inclined to violence by neighbors and school officials — was, nevertheless, "able to walk into a store and buy a gun".

Furthermore, most randomized controlled trials have only included patients who could receive either modality, excluding those deemed too unstable for standard IRRT.

Residents were instructed to enter information on patients who had any of 20 procedures performed, were deemed clinically unstable, or on whom follow-up was obtained.