Sentence examples for measures were deemed from inspiring English sources

On that basis, no quarantine measures were deemed appropriate".

Studies using other definitions (i.e. self-reported physician diagnosed asthma, self-reported asthma, self-reported recurrent/persistent wheeze, and self-reported recurrent asthma symptoms; or a combination of these measures) were deemed lower quality.

Not all of the original measures were deemed appropriate for all ages.

On average, three out of six preventive measures were deemed effective.

When physicians were not able to give patients appointments for return visits, coercive measures were deemed more likely.

The group is financed by the American administration, and if its measures are deemed reliable they could become official statistics.

"We are surprised that such measures are deemed necessary at this time," Bradley Ball, a research analyst at Citigroup, wrote in a research report on Sunday night.

Richard Clifton, who chaired the HSC's working group and who is head of the health and safety executive's railways directorate, said: "We propose a series of risk assessments to filter out low risk locations and identify those sites where further safety measures are deemed necessary.

In assisting flood risk management decision making, a systematic approach to quantify vulnerability and flood risk of conditions with the combined protection measures is deemed crucial.

Thus if precautionary measures are deemed to be necessary, then action should be taken for both these sources of risk.

Additional care (AsylbLG section 6) may be granted on formal request if the measures are deemed to be 'essential' to preserve health.