Sentence examples similar to monitoring is deemed from inspiring English sources

Several (7) claimed they would need to see evidence that minimal monitoring was deemed appropriate before they could be convinced to adopt this practice.

Those lesions seen by a dermatologist in a skin cancer clinic which result in reassurance and discharge from the clinic without biopsy or monitoring are deemed 'clinically insignificant'.

And in Passaic County, a court-appointed monitor is deemed necessary to preserve the basic right to vote.

None of the six previous post-Soviet elections observed in Uzbekistan by ODHIR monitors were deemed democratic and fair.

De Rocher's execution, in particular, accompanied solely by the sound of switches being thrown and the slowing beep of a heart monitor, was deemed unendurable live, but seems anticlimactic on disc after much that has preceded it.

I'm aware that there is a vast hinterland behind all this, probably several websites devoted to monitoring what is deemed to be antisemitism, real or imagined.

Appropriate screening, monitoring and therapy for osteoporosis is deemed mandatory.

Compared to stationary monitoring stations, personal exposure assessment is deemed to be more strongly associated with an increase in inflammatory biomarkers.

"We currently do not monitor this category as it is deemed illegal under British law," a Guinness spokeswoman told the Boston Globe.

The use of AAs should be avoided whenever adequate monitoring of potassium and creatinine levels is deemed not feasible.

Known as the "performance requirements," the ISO has deemed the accuracy of the BG monitor paramount to its use as it is deemed imperative in correctly determining whether a patient requires any immediate intervention in their diabetes control.