Sentence examples for On predetermination from inspiring English sources

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A potential disadvantage of the parallel processing methods lies in their dependence on predetermination of the metabolites to be assayed, which presents a possible bias in observed metabolite patterns.

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Emphasis was placed on the predetermination of expenditures, over a five-year period, in accordance with the expected (or desired) rate of growth of the economy.

Based on "I Married a Dead Man," a novel by the prototypical noir author Cornell Woolrich (writing under his favorite pseudonym, William Irish), "No Man of Her Own" begins with a meticulously wrought chain of coincidences: a series of smoothly linked, preposterous events that add up to a strong sense of predetermination.

Further, they allege that Hounslow council, which approved the planning application, was guilty of "predetermination" – favouring the application before it went to planning – having secretly worked to plan for the school, including with the EFA, in advance.

Tom Bruce, Hounslow's cabinet member for education, described the suggestion of "predetermination" as a "very serious and unfounded allegation", pointing out that planning authorities were separate legally from councils and that the Niskham application had been discussed in a public meeting lasting more than four hours.

The proposed clustering method is independent of predetermination of number of clusters, geographic positioning and distance measures.

Phenomenology does not begin with a hypothesis about the phenomenon of study; this mitigates the influence of predetermination, presumptions, or beliefs (Sokolowski, 2000; van Manen, 1990).

Historicizing certain notions helps participants to overcome fatalistic attitudes towards history, the idea of predetermination and current interpretations of reality which employ dubious categories.

Making things even more complicated, by the late 19th century "preformationism" really was less about the preexistence of form as such than about various versions of predetermination or predelineation.

Further, the idea that a "competent" witness was barred from testifying, in and of itself, was held to be an unconstitutional predetermination on the part of the state legislature.

This approach allows for predetermination of antibody affinity and specificity prior to "immunization" and avoids the need for an active humoral immune response against the HIV envelope protein.

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