Sentence examples for date determining from inspiring English sources

To date, determining a patent's value has required assembling not only subject matter experts in the technology of the patent, but also hiring patent attorneys and agents to map out the relationships between various claims.

Rong et al. [ 32] provided the highest resolution to date, determining Li 1 was flanked by RFLP markers Gate4CA09 and Coau1J04 at 2.7 and 1.3 cM away, respectively, based on 151 F2 progeny derived from an interspecific cross of G. barbadense Pima S-7 ×  Li 1 mutant.

Either a single factor or a great number of minor factors, all culminating at or near one date, determine the length of gestation.

The suspension will start at a date determined by the commissioner's office, and fines were issued to the other umpires of his crew: Brian O'Nora, Bill Welke and Adrian Johnson.

(It is a melancholy quirk of a prize that celebrates youth that it is awarded on a date determined by the tragically early death of Thomas himself, aged only 39, in 1953).

Heading date determines rice's adaptation to its area and cropping season.

Indeed, heading date determines the mean temperature during the grain filling stage, which in turn impacts rice quality.

Moreover, such advances in the use of nanomaterials as novel implants have been largely, to date, determined by conventional methods.

The best way to plan a trip to see leaves to view the most vivid changes is to set aside the date first, and then, based on that date, determine where to go.

"The 4-billion-year-old date determined before actually came from the source material that was melted in the volcanism that formed these minerals," Chamberlain explained.

Should such landowners accept the transplanting date determined by the pekaseh?