Sentence examples for more deemed from inspiring English sources

Purnell argued against one form of subscription which has been mooted which would see consumers pay for a licence fee covering a core of BBC services, with an option to pay for more deemed non-core as a "top-up".

60 In 1403 baseline serum samples from 2008 (before the first wave of H1N1 infection), the proportion of samples with an antihemagglutinin titer 1 32 or more (deemed a protective response) ranged from 1.8% in children aged 0 4 years to 31.3% in adults aged 80 years or older.

7. Let love in Let this be your sacred vow to yourself: that you now and forever more deem yourself a worthy servant to the truth of these times.

Millions more were deemed opponents and beaten, imprisoned or hauled off to hard labor in Siberia.

This means that for middle schools, there are now more schools deemed to be failing than not.

Health officials have come to believe that some people, particularly the elderly, may succumb to far fewer spores than the 8,000 or more once deemed necessary for infection.

Questions were marked on a correct/incorrect basis, with a score of eight or more being deemed a passing mark, mirroring the scoring schema of ATLS.

A QuantiFERON value of 0.35 international units or more was deemed positive as per manufacturer's specifications.

Furthermore, patients with T1DN, most likely being younger, are more often deemed suitable for Tx.

An attendance rate of 75% and more was deemed acceptable and defined as adherence to the training plan [ 96].

Those who reported symptoms on a few days or more were deemed symptomatic and eligible for inclusion in the analyses.