Sentence examples for before we can determine from inspiring English sources
"We still have a number of trials to run before we can determine how best to deploy this technology," Mr. Kelly said.
"But, again, as much as we are concerned about it, we don't want to draw any conclusions yet, because there may be more information we need before we can determine whether or not we are really making progress".
Early epidemiological studies suggest promise, however, this is an emerging field and more data is required before we can determine the clinical utility of these measures to improve disease prediction and treatment.
"We need to understand the connectivity between the plains, the Great Artesian Basin and the Gunnedah Basin aquifers before we can determine the impact of such large-scale coal mining on the Namoi catchment," says Hugh Price of the Namoi Community Network, "but we still don't have enough data to do that".
She said in an e-mail: "We simply need more work on these ancient wolves before we can determine if these canids are incipient dogs (in the process of becoming dogs, although not there yet) or if they simply reflect the normal variation in ancient wolves.
It will be at least 17 years before we can determine whether humanist marriages last any longer than religious marriages.
Like the abolitionists and workers and feminists and civil rights activists before us, only we can determine our destiny and lay the path to our own liberation.
RivalryLending jn indicates whether team j contributed to the project before team i, which we can determine by scanning the team list on the project page.
We'll have to wait another 2 – 4 months before we can accurately determine if the test was a success or failure because we need future sales and referral data.
More research needs to be done before we can truly determine what percentage of the population is ambiverted.
Thus it appears that further investigation is required before we can specifically determine whether SACOL1828 plays any role in the regulation of σS activity.
