Sentence examples for agree that determining from inspiring English sources
Ancestral vs. derived sterility alleles: We agree that determining if sterility alleles are ancestral or derived would be of great interest.
While most researchers would agree that determining the practical significance of their results is important, statistical significance testing alone may not provide all information about the magnitude of the effect or whether the relationship between variables is meaningful (Vaske, 2002; Nakagawa and Cuthill, 2007; Ferguson, 2009).
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy said on Friday that EU leaders all agreed that "determined action should be taken in order to prevent the loss of lives at sea".
Democrats may not agree that opportunity is so easily determined just by those factors.
The ranking of inhibitor potency generally agreed with that determined using the tDPPO assay.
Although the genotypes determined using the complete genome agreed with that determined using the S ORF, there was a discrepancy in the subgenotype classification of SDAC031.
In 22 out of 25 frozen glioblastoma samples, the methylation status obtained by pyrosequencing agreed with that determined by MSP; two were unmethylated by pyrosequencing but showed methylation by MSP and one had 20% methylation but was negative by MSP.
These estimates agree well with that determined from crustal thinning for the northern and central potions of the sag, but significant discrepancy occurs between the southern edge of the sag and the present continent ocean boundary, where the crustal thickness is less than 20 km and potentially extensive magmatic intrusion was well imaged in the seismic profiles.
Others think more would have been needed, but most agree that a determined military intervention would have saved many lives.
Pavement engineers tend to agree that OAC determined is not easy and time-consuming to computerize.
7 Finally, we agree that to determine the risk factors of developing encephalitic angiostrongyliasis needs further prospective observation.
