Sentence examples similar to is deemed requisite from inspiring English sources

However, despite the fact that her father was one of the most learned men of his generation he did not teach her Latin or Greek, though she did apparently learned French as was deemed requisite for a gentlewoman of the time.

Firstly, phase alignment is deemed a pre-requisite for the synaptic plasticity underlying memory encoding, and secondly, the theta rhythm dominates in the hippocampus, a key structure involved in memory (Buzsáki, 2005; Fell et al., 2011; Lega et al., 2012), with animal studies indicating that hippocampal theta phase influences encoding success (Hasselmo, 2002; Siegle and Wilson, 2014).

As the β-barrel is deemed essential for secretion and therefore a requisite feature of Int/Inv family members, all proteins lacking this domain were eliminated from further analyses.

Yet since he is able to walk 50 metres and "raise either arm as if to put something in your top pocket", he is deemed ineligible for employment and support allowance, scoring a meaningless 12 points rather than the requisite 15.

The subject is deemed distasteful.

Merrill Lynch is deemed too big.

(1995) is deemed sufficient.

Israel is deemed illegal.

Often a super-majority is deemed sufficient.

Those that either are deemed not of adequate strategic/economic/political interest or which do not hold the requisite promise of rapid victory are dropped upon the UN.

Lloyd was deemed missing.