Sentence examples for defined what happens from inspiring English sources

Identification of this engine may provide a potential new therapeutic target in the treatment of liver cancer, although it remains to be defined what happens to CKI-ε upon TGF-β stimulation.

It continued, "This is a setback for Silverstein because the court found that with these three insurers there was a form in place that defined what happened on Sept. 11 as one occurrence".

As my friend Sylvia Earle has said, what we do in the next 10 years will define what happens in the next 10,000.

More important, it would answer the challenge from Al Qaeda to define what happens next and reframe the tired narratives of the past.

It is hard to define what happens when a great conductor and a great orchestra meld, but it could be felt in every aspect of this performance.

"There has always been reluctance by the Justice Department to define what happens at clinics as domestic terrorism," she said, describing a history of failure to get federal law enforcement authorities to focus on incidents in the early 1990's.

The customer can create workflows defining what happens when certain conditions are met, based on this information.

According to eminent physicist John Wheeler, one of Albert Einstein's last collaborators, "The quantum principle shows that there is a sense in which what an observer will do in the future defines what happens in the past".

We refer to "interventions in group settings" to define what happens to people within the group, the context in which it happens and the relationship between the two.

That is, of course, if you can define what happened on Radio 1 last night as an interview.

Speaking to reporters in the Rose Garden, Mr. Bush said he would "let the statisticians define what happened or what didn't happen" with the recession.