Sentence examples for determination known from inspiring English sources

The EPA is still required to take action on carbon emissions under a 2009 determination, known as the "endangerment finding," that greenhouse gas emissions pose a threat to human health and well-being.

Some may question the relevance of "garbage goals" in the professional labor market, but let me explain that the aforementioned term is a mere metaphor for persistent determination known best as the "follow up".

Interestingly, DMRT1, a master gene for the sex determination known to be expressed in both sexes in different sturgeon species was not detected, suggesting that, differently from other fish species, DMRT1 is expressed in sturgeons only in latter stages of maturity.

His tireless determination knows only the boundaries that governments have established, and even there he worked to bring about change.

For the study of multidrug transporters, IAMs were applied to the determination of known ligands, for which the enantioselectivity and IC50 values could be determined [ 16].

A rapid genotyping test with high accuracy, selectivity, and reproducibility suitable for the determination of known mutations is needed for prenatal screening and post-natal diagnosis of this disease in clinical setting.

This rational approach proved to be an efficient means for the rapid and accurate structural determination of known microbial secondary metabolites, by which targeted isolation of component(s) of interest can be subsequently performed for further biological and pharmacological studies in drug development.

This technique involves using the structure of a protein that shares significant sequence similarity with the protein of unknown structure as a starting point in the structure determination (otherwise known as solving the phase problem).

The enrichment of certain types of vesicles in the different fractions can be analyzed by determination of known vesicular resident components such as the Rab small GTPases [36], [37].

The same holds for the second sex determination mechanism known in hymenopterans, maternal effect genomic imprinting.

Developments in massively parallel sequencing technology and whole-exome sequencing alleviate many of the problems associated with such approach and allow for the simultaneous determination of known factors as well as the discovery of novel ones.