Sentence examples for material commonly deemed from inspiring English sources

It may therefore be suggested that this ubiquitous material, commonly deemed environmentally persistent [63, 140, 143, 144] and therefore paradoxical (since it does not accumulate in the environment) [145, 146], is also degraded upon exposure to sunlight.

Even those novelists most commonly deemed "philosophical" have sometimes answered with an emphatic no.

These limitations are commonly deemed prohibitive in practical applications.

Problem is, we live in the short run, particularly when it comes to what are commonly deemed the guilty pleasures.

The material commonly used to fill holes in our teeth is half mercury, a toxic substance.

A material commonly used for this is polyethylene glycol (PEG).

This represents the cell material commonly banked in biorepositories.

He laments a French culture where work is unvalued, effort unrewarded and material success deemed suspect.

If that material is deemed acceptable, the candidate is permitted to sit for another examination.

However, "indecent" material is deemed not quite as offensive, despite references to sex or excretions.

Testing of unexpired material was deemed necessary to avoid potential uncertainty regarding degradation of vaccine components or analytes.