Sentence examples for operationally considered from inspiring English sources

Leslie was operationally considered a tropical cyclone when it made landfall on the Burin Peninsula of Newfoundland.

Although subtropical, the storm was operationally considered to be non-tropical, but was reassessed in a post-season analysis of the system.

Lasting for a total of 22 days, Hurricane Kyle was operationally considered the third longest-lived tropical cyclone in the Atlantic basin; Kyle was behind Hurricane Ginger in the 1971 season with 27.25 days and Hurricane Inga in the 1969 season with 24.75 days.

Thus, all BM aspirates included in the study were operationally considered as normal.

Prolonged remission is complete remission that lasts for more than 5 years and might operationally be considered a cure.

Eventually, the duration of a complete remission is felt to be sufficient such that the risk of recurrence is likely to be low, and such a prolonged remission might operationally be considered a cure.

Loss of attachment (LA) on tooth surface was computed from the collected clinical data using an indirect approach, "extrapolated loss of attachment (ELA)" as follows: Presence of gingival recession of 1+mm accompanied by PPD 4+mm, operationally was considered as having loss of attachment extending to 5+mm.

Hence, it may make sense operationally to consider prolonged remission of diabetes essentially equivalent to cure.

Since we cannot experimentally distinguish between these two possibilities, we will operationally only consider PC differences in expression as being inconsistent with the expected IC differences.

Operationally, it was considered a tropical depression, and significant strengthening was not expected.

Operationally, it was considered the third tropical cyclone of the season.