Sentence examples similar to is deemed to progress from inspiring English sources

25 An individual is deemed to have progressed from HIV to AIDS when the CD4 count falls to below 200 cells/mm.

Any student who is deemed to have not made sufficient research progress may not be allowed to take the preliminary exam and research progress is taken into account for pass, fail, and retake decisions.

Youth development and access to education has always been the subject of global research, while open and fair access to education resources is deemed to be one of the hallmarks of social progress.

Its black colour is deemed to symbolize the essential spiritual virtue of detachment and poverty for God (faqr) and the extinction of ego required to progress towards God (qalb).

Beijing News and the Beijing Times report the Public Security Ministry has published a code of practice requiring police agencies to report progress in investigations to the public if the case is deemed to have public interest.

Making the restoration of aid cuts contingent on progress in a genuine process of national reconciliation, and/or providing a waiver for aid that is deemed to promote such a process, is critical.

One year is deemed to be reasonable.

Patients were deemed to have progressed if their progression status could not be determined.

Grade-for-age was used to measure progress in schooling and adolescents were deemed to be progressing normally if they were no more than two years behind in school (Miller, 2006).

For this, tumour marker levels were analysed over the last 3 months of treatment prior to the final response assessment at which the patient was deemed to be progressing.

The second analysis also included patients still experiencing the relapsing remitting phase, although >60% of secondary progressive patients in our population were deemed to have started to progress at DSS ≤ 3.