Sentence examples for hence deemed from inspiring English sources

All of these values were < 10%, and hence deemed to be fit for purpose despite significant bias.

Some observers said that despite his close relationship with Kim Jong-il, Jong-il, Mr Changidered to have become too influential wash too large a personal support base and henconsidereda toreat to thavestabecomed order.

It was inferred that the five encoded microbeads were distinct qualitatively (microscopy images) as well as quantitatively (fluorescence intensity measured by ImageJ) and hence deemed suitable for carrying out multiplexed detection.

Positive increments from the baseline to the percent perturbations lead to decrease in residence times which do not conform with the estimates from the LOICZ model as well as the direct field observations; the positive increases to salinity are hence deemed improbable.

The need for a pro-Pakistan (read "anti- India") Afghan regime was hence deemed crucial to the foreign and security policy of Pakistan.

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Thus, informally speaking once again, it is from "our" perspective in the actual world that we see that Socrates exists and hence deem it as possible with respect to any other world, Socrates-less or not.

A mentally retarded defendant can be found "not insane" and hence be deemed competent to stand trial and be convicted because he arguably understood the difference between right and wrong, as a child might understand that difference.

Hence he deemed language, thought, and external reality to be of the same logical coherence (see Conti 2006, pp. 114 18, and Spruyt 2008, pp. 24 25).

The Singular perturbation approximation balanced truncating technique is found to give the lowest modelling errors in low frequency ranges and hence is deemed most suitable for controller design and other real-time applications.

These solutions have so-called naked singularities that can be observed from the outside, and hence are deemed unphysical.