Sentence examples similar to formerly deemed achievable from inspiring English sources

It wouldn't be until the transition to digital filmmaking that the single-shot would be deemed achievable.

Second, in those foci where elimination is deemed achievable, and transmission has been suppressed but not yet interrupted, targeted anti- Wolbachia therapy may be used to "mop up" residual infections [ 35, 36].

Current clinical classification schemes estimate that about two thirds of all human epilepsies, formerly deemed idiopathic, are now considered to be of primarily genetic origin.

The seven-hundred-and-ninety-million-dollar cookie program is intended to teach girls "The 5 Skills" (goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills, and business ethics), which the organization hasn't deemed to be achievable on the Web.

It is necessary to reiterate here that the guidelines proposed by the various bodies are approximations of staffing levels deemed 'reasonable and achievable' [ 6] to deliver stroke care.

Artifacts formerly inside had been deemed too fragile to display.

A comparison with the history of Germany as a formerly divided country is deemed helpful in order to see the problems from different perspectives and broaden the horizon.

We therefore will provide an overview of assays that have recently emerged, are derived from current assays or we deem to be achievable with existing technological platforms.

All sorts of formerly legitimate opinions have now been deemed beyond the pale on elite campuses.

For an isolate deemed sensitive utilizing the CLSI breakpoint, achievable concentrations with traditional dosing would be expected to be successful in eradicating the pathogen.

The official language used by Codex to describe the standard is that it is "a maximum level deemed to be as low as reasonably achievable".