Sentence examples for was considered indeed from inspiring English sources

He was considered indeed by many Americans to have become too partial to English ways; and, for the expression of some criticisms regarded as unfavorable to his own countrymen, the House of Representatives went so far as to pass ... a vote of censure on him.

In five of the patients presented here, where rapid onset and uncertain or absent family history complicated the clinical picture (VI.15, VI.9, VII.7, 4.VII.1 and 6.VIII.1), the diagnosis of sCJD was considered; indeed, one patient (VI.9) met World Health Organisation's diagnostic criteria for probable and the others possible sCJD.

Anyway, in case of complete arterial occlusion the 2-h time limit for revascularisation must be considered: indeed, after 2 h of complete renal ischaemia also a good technical result will bring a poor functional outcome.

According to the hierarchy of evidence, meta-analysis, systematic reviews, and randomized clinical trials (RCTs) were considered; indeed the search was limited to clinical trial and meta-analysis.

Therefore, bezafibrate could be considered (indeed, as a "post hoc" understanding) as an "archetype" of a clinically tested pan-PPAR ligand.

AN should be considered indeed not only as a constellation of physical and psychological symptoms but also as an array of self-protecting behaviors able to give patients respite from distress [ 24].

The same would have been observed if primary vaccination follow-up had been considered; indeed, due to the higher specificity of the TQS, fewer patients incorrectly identified as not having received primary vaccination would have been sent to the general practitioner.

Although these ulcers were not on her soles or weight-bearing surfaces, the erosions developed on repetitively traumatized skin sites, and therefore, they may be considered, indeed, neurotrophic ulcers, albeit in atypical locations, associated with multibacillary leprosy or Hansen's disease.

Rameau, indeed, was considered an exponent of the Italian style, particularly in his lucid harmonic treatment.

(A resolution was considered impossible to pass, as indeed it was).

Indeed, it was considered the proper thing to do".