Sentence examples for deemed usual from inspiring English sources

And yet the next paragraph tells you that she is a tiny size eight - size eight, yet still regarded as being larger than what's deemed usual or acceptable for female celebrities.

As a result of the expected heterogeneity of usual care across the PCNs in this study, the generalizability of the findings will have to be contextualized to the individual PCNs if there are indeed substantial differences in what is deemed usual care.

Keep in mind that insurers pay according to what they deem are "usual and customary" fees for a particular treatment in your area.

So if a specialist charges you $300 for a visit but the insurer deems the usual and customary fee to be $250, your insurer will cover only $200 of the fee (80 percent of $250), not the $240 800 percent of $300) you were expecting.

She wore less-outlandish than usual ballgowns; deemed "White Christmas" too short and added another verse; sat down with Katie Couric; did arts and crafts with third-graders; and made deep-fried turkey and waffles with celebrity chef Art Smith.

Children in the control group did not have access to CTN integrated care and were deemed to comply with usual care.

In stark contrast, the cost per QALY-gained analysis indicates that the intervention is highly unlikely to be deemed cost-effective relative to usual care or, indeed, other programmes inside and outside of COPD medicine.

Yet most women deemed at a higher-than-usual risk of an affected pregnancy do not get the invasive tests – amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling – that can diagnose Down syndrome in the fetus.

Someone will go to Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center for treatment, for example, only to find that what that hospital charges is much higher than the insurer deems is usual.

After selecting matched sites within each VISN, one was randomly selected to deliver PDC and the other was deemed the comparison site that would deliver usual care (UC).

But successive Congresses rejected reform bills — cowering as usual before the gun lobby, which deemed it an "arbitrary" interference with its never-to-be-trumped right to bear arms.