Sentence examples for Other determinations from inspiring English sources
Other determinations included assessments of nitrite, cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP), and biomarker profiles in plasma and BALF, nuclear factor kappa B (NFκB) activity in the lung, and modulation of airway smooth muscle tone in a tracheal ring bioassay.
Other determinations used a radioimmunoassay that did not discriminate between parent glargine, M1, and M2, or a radioimmunoassay sensitive for human insulin and so detected almost exclusively M1 (21).
These values are one order of magnitude larger than other determinations of the U VI) sorption coefficient because only the matrix porosity is concerned here.
Present stretch-corrected laminar burning velocities were in reasonably good agreement with other determinations of laminar burning velocities at fuel-lean conditions where Markstein numbers, and thus effects of stretch, are small.
The remains were flown to the Joint Prisoners of War, Missing in Action Accounting Command, where researchers extracted DNA samples and made other determinations about the men: the younger one smoked a pipe and had some teeth missing, and the older one may have had legs that were different lengths.
While the Department of Labor has ruled that several drivers are independent contractors, we have appealed the other determinations".
Can you tell how this compares to any other determination in the literature?
The effect of different static preloads, which is the other determination factor of counter-intuitive collapse, was investigated.
A written notice of any other determination must contain the information specified in as many of the following items as are necessary to enable the claimant to understand the determination and to inform him of his appeal rights.
Jaydee Hanson, a senior policy analyst at the center, responded by email: "We give it a skull and cross bones warning as we don't have enough good data to make any other determination.
Section 5. Section 5 plainly does not admit of such an interpretation, because it provides that the judicial or other determination at issue must have been made "pursuant to" pre-existing law, not merely by a pre-existing tribunal.
