Sentence examples for a predetermination of from inspiring English sources

Its preservation consultant, Joel I. Klein of John Milner Associates, said, "The L.M.D.C. made a predetermination of what their conclusions were going to be, what they needed the conclusions to be to expedite the approval of their project and then backed into their determination of eligibility and effect".

In effect, the method was very similar; with a predetermination of reference shapes followed by 3-D shape fingerprint computation.

Both HRS and LRS were read at 0.1 V for 104 s, and a predetermination of the long-term retention was made.

This, if true, suggests a predetermination of odor preferences [10], and it might consequently be hypothesized that other species may show similar odor preferences to humans.

(With no flow of information from B to A, and no predetermination of both B and A by C, A must be random to B).

It's not as if Anthony makes a predetermination to take 35 shots and dominate the ball.

In an attempt collectively summarize the diagnostic criteria that have been analysed in this study, it is possible to schematically present a simplified diagram where the most significant diagnostic factors are exploited to enable a possible predetermination of the specific causative bacterial pathogen in suspected meningitis cases upon initial presentation.

Errors in E s * for a sample come from uncertainties in the predetermination of A and E t * and in the f measurement for the sample, which are represented by the standard deviations σA, σEt, and σf, respectively.

Therefore, reduced embryonic Hif-2α expression in KLEIP −/− lungs at E18.5 suggests Hif-2α as a predetermination factor for the development of respiratory failure after birth.

The opposite of luck is destiny, a predetermination dictated by genes or history or, if you're going to be old-fashioned about it, God.

Planning defined as the predetermination of a sequence of actions towards some goal is crucial for complex problem solving.