Sentence examples for was deemed needed from inspiring English sources

Since these PRRs respond to both infectious and noninfectious inflammatory stimuli, additional regulatory mechanism was deemed needed if pattern recognition receptors were to be the key components to discriminate the two (Liu et al., 2009).

Court employees who report directly to the judge will refer the youngsters and their families to whatever services are deemed needed to keep the youngsters out of trouble.

Studies based on general population are deemed needed[ 13, 17], to establish whether gender-based differences exist in such samples.

Under NCLB, schools that fail to make AYP for two years in a row in the same category, such as graduation rate, are deemed "Needs Improvement".

After the government applied stress tests to the banks last May, it was the only big bank that could not raise the capital it was deemed to need.

Ethical approval was not required for this study as it was deemed a needs assessment by NHS Fife.

Ms. Jacobucci said Gov. Jon S. Corzine's decision to trim Extraordinary Municipal Aid by more than $10 million this year meant she had to adjust the level at which such aid was deemed to be needed.

They all believed their experiences to be miraculous -- but none was deemed the miracle needed to lift Serra into sainthood, a goal church officials announced 75 years ago today, the 225th anniversary of his death.

The Hall of the Great Council in the Palazzo Vecchio was deemed in need of some suitable decoration evoking the glories of the old pre-Medici Republic.

Again the program finds a direct connection: Budd Schulberg, the screenwriter and novelist who, just out of college, had produced a screenplay that was deemed in need of a rewrite man.

Yet it also meant that Midwood High School in Brooklyn, which often wins science awards and boasts a high graduation rate, was deemed "in need of improvement" because 33 students with disabilities did not meet the benchmark.Yet most parents seem to like being able to measure how good their schools are, however crudely.