Sentence examples for was deemed to be required from inspiring English sources

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The sex ring was described as having 'tentacles that go round the world' Metropolitan Police were alerted shortly after midnight but the call was graded in a way that 'meant that no police response was deemed to be required' Conditions in prisons are as bad now as they were at the time of one of Britain's worst jail riots, a former lord chief justice has warned.

No further recoding was deemed to be required.

Based on a consideration of her mental status, mechanical ventilation under minimum sedation during the early postoperative period was deemed to be required to stabilize the surgical site.

[n7] It is undoubted that the men thus raised by draft were treated as subject to direct national authority and were used either in filling the gaps occasioned by the vicissitudes of war in the ranks of the existing national forces or for the purpose of organizing such new units as were deemed to be required.

With a 1-sided significance level of 0.025 and assuming a SD of 19.06 mm, a sample size of 58 patients per group was determined to provide a study power of 80%, and thus, 73 patients were deemed to be required given a 20% dropout rate.

Overall, two thirds of NHS hospitals were deemed to be "requiring improvement" or "inadequate" in the annual State of Care report.

The 20× objective was deemed to be optimal, requiring at least three images per sample to be averaged.

Shock was deemed to be present if a vasopressor infusion was required.

For example if the problem was deemed to be an emergency or requiring a specialist, some would go directly to hospital.

Subjects who had been randomized to the Control group in the predecessor AIR Trial may have opted to pursue other treatment options, and for those that agreed to the longer-term follow up, it was deemed to be unethical [ 18] to require them to withhold other alternative treatment options (including new experimental treatments) for a period of 5 years in order to avoid confounding of data.