Sentence examples for determination of likely from inspiring English sources

Similarly an assessment can be made from these plans as to the forecast population changes leading to the determination of likely foul sewage flows.

Given our assumption that endemic human disease distribution in Africa is likely to coincide with the reservoir or intermediate host species distribution, the predicted map of human monkeypox presented here should assist in the determination of likely reservoir candidates [26], [27].

We sought to confirm or extend those findings with application of high resolution HLA typing in a cohort of subjects with PHFM, as high resolution typing may be more useful than low resolution typing for the determination of likely causative genes rather than linked variations [ 10].

The extent to which participants have conscious access to their ongoing determinations of likely success in the moment has important implications for how they might more effectively use this ability to slow down when they should (Moulton et al. 2007), not only for safer practice in the moment, but also for future improvement (cf. Regehr and Mylopoulos 2008).

Even more problematic is the determination of the "likely" voter.

He might also have mentioned that the legal presumption underlying the determination of that likely intention is sexist, based on where one's father was born.

The geological map (Fig. 1(b)), the Bouguer anomaly map (Fig. 4), The lineament map (Fig. 5) and the boundary map (Fig. 6), are integrated to provide evidence of the determination of the likely lineament systems.

The method relies on a clustering algorithm based on a Gaussian mixture model and enables determination of the likely number of clusters considered as the "true" QTLs underlying the QTLs observed in a given region.

Thirteen multi-state characters (7, 15, 23, 28, 48, 58, 73, 91, 99, 157, 158, 172, and 174) are ordered upon determination of a likely morphocline following Slowenski [112] and are indicated as such in Appendix S1.

In addition, the accurate mass measurement of the observed DNA adducts allows for determination of the likely elemental composition of the adduct.

Histologic classification alone has not proven clinically relevant for determination of tumors likely to metastasize or exhibit resistance to chemotherapy protocols.