Sentence examples for determination although from inspiring English sources

Clinical judgment is still the "gold standard" for capacity determination, although it can be unreliable.

Up to that point, immigration officials still tended to follow the policy of releasing Haitians on parole pending a hearing and status determination, although they also intermittently detained arriving Haitian migrants.

It has no formal impact on any IRS civil penalty determination although, historically, a timely voluntary disclosure has received favorable consideration in the civil penalty arena as well.

The use of the thermostat improves the value of the determination, although only a little, approaching the value presented in the literature.

As a result, this allows for the introduction of additional approaches from the chemoinformatics domain to text mining, including, but not limited to, document clustering, applicability domain determination for classification models, as well as feature importance determination (although this was touched upon already above).

That seems to have merely inflamed the rebel leader's determination, although the revolt was quashed shortly afterwards.

Barack Obama is now under fire at home for placing strategic and security considerations ahead of Kyrgyz democratic self-determination, although George Bush did much the same.

Claire hasn't decided how she's going to vote, though she has recently decided that she will; the campaign's concurrence with the televised horrors in Gaza has made her realise that there are "people dying in other countries" in campaigns for self-determination, although of course the two are not exactly comparable.

Radiation thermometers can be calibrated using the International Temperature Scale of 1990 (ITS-90) or using absolute radiometry for thermodynamic temperature determinations, although the latter is still rare.

As Tumey and Ward made clear, those cases involved quintessentially judicial functions, see, e. g., Tumey, supra, 273 U.S., at 522, 47 S.Ct., at 440. 5 Here, however, the determinations, although made by judges, are essentially legislative in nature.

A special task force is due to report to President Obama this month on guidelines for those determinations, although the individual case reviews will not be completed until the fall.