In America, atheists, agnostics and deists must be deemed equal to those who adhere to more traditional faiths, not merely tolerated.
In essence, a team that wins all five of its games by 20 points is deemed equal to a team that wins its five games by 1 point.
Sometimes referred to as the "cannon-shot rule," it extended territorial sovereignty out to sea for a distance deemed equal to the range of a well-shot cannonball [12].
A life free of mental anxiety and open to the enjoyment of other pleasures was deemed equal to that of the gods.
In the civil context, the disutility of an error in one direction is deemed equal to the disutility of an error in the other direction.
Is it more in keeping with the values of a democratic society, in which every person is deemed equal, to allow or prohibit speech that singles out specific individuals and groups as less than equal?
When sensitivity was deemed equal to 0.95, the negative test produced high, clinically useful likelihood ratios up to a prevalence of infection of 70%, allowing the exclusion of malaria even in populations where Plasmodium infection is highly prevalent.
5, 7, 9, 10 Additional resources for treatment of drug failures and adverse events resulting in drug discontinuation were deemed equal to the cost of five additional hospital days 28 plus the cost of 14 days of second-line therapy.
The GenDG specifies, interalia, that analyses of the products of nucleic acids (gene product analyses) are also considered genetic analyses and therefore deemed legally equal to examination of the number and structure of the chromosomes and of the molecular structure of DNA and RNA.
By using this method, the required number of dispensers, housekeepers and physicians was deemed to be equal to the number of clinics.
