In Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1 (2007), the Court ruled that race could not be the determinative factor in determining to which public schools parents may transfer their children.
Poverty, race, ethnicity and immigration status are not in themselves determinative of student achievement.
"No single criterion is, in itself, determinative.
Where simulation and experiment diverged, we uncovered both novel tetraploid-specific phenotypes and a switch in the determinative execution point of a key cell-cycle regulator, the Cdc28 kinase, from the G1/S to the S/G2 boundaries.
Further than showing differences found between amoebae, the most important remark in this study is that the presence of proteases in both, total extracts and in conditioned medium are not determinative in tissue destruction.
Because formal methods and summary measures do not reflect these and other considerations of justice, one widely recognized view is that formal methods should be used solely as aids in public health policy and not as determinative in their own right (Lipscomb, Drummond, Fryback, Gold, & Revicki 2009).
On the other hand, quantitative changes in the level of their activity can be consequential and can in fact be determinative, as seen by the profound effects and partial sex reversal shown in individuals heterozygous and thereby haploinsufficient for FOXL2 or SOX9.
Positive margin status, in which malignant cells are present at the resection edge, is determinative in prognosis and adjuvant therapy planning.
These interactions are proving determinative in terms of tumor behavior and are proposed to be predictive in terms of therapeutic responsiveness.
The length of time that a closure is in place can play a determinative role in the effectiveness of the closure as a means of restoring stock biomass and diversity.
