Mainly though, I called it like I saw it – usually in the sniffy, supercilious tones I deemed essential to all rock discourse.
As the questionnaire had been expressly developed for the study and was being used for the first time, it was deemed essential to subject it to a process of validation.
This information is then coded with the value 1 if a worker reports both, to the first question, that a qualification at level 4 in the national in the UK national qualifications framework (degree or equivalent) or above is required to get the job and, to the second question, that it is deemed "essential" or "fairly necessary" for doing it competently, and 0 otherwise.7.7
In the literature, connectivity is not considered as a criterion for floor plan design, but it is deemed essential in architecture.
It is deemed essential for scholars, authorities and materials developers to introduce and institutionalize such cooperative spirit in a mild fashion into the materials and practices.
He'd been the catalyst of all the trouble that had been caused and so it was deemed essential that he should watch the murder of his friends before he was executed.
It is deemed essential that assessment of each slice includes corresponding T1-weighted spin echo (T1SE) and short tau inversion recovery (STIR) MRI sequences.
Thus, in addition to replicating the question of efficacy of multiple (i.e. daily for 7 days) cord cleansing with chlorhexidine (4%, as used in Nepal), it was deemed essential to also investigate the potential efficacy of a single application as soon as possible after birth.
However, the ILO list is not exhaustive and a state can add other services to its national legislation if it these are deemed essential to its particular circumstances [ 33].
And even if it is not deemed essential, how important it is, compared with the other functions law fulfills in our lives?
