The phrase "determination of not" is not grammatically correct and should not be used in written English.
It is unclear what you are trying to express with this phrase, but a more common and correct way to convey a similar idea would be "decision not to" or "choice not to." For example: "After much thought, she made the determination not to attend the party."
In order to study the exchange bias of an ensemble of nanocrystals, further determination of not only the intrinsic exchange inter-coupling of the core shell nanocrystals but also the strength of the inter-particle interactions is required.
A determination of "not justified" does not necessarily mean an abortion has been denied; a third consultant could determine the procedure justified and it could go ahead.
Meanwhile, the fierce determination of not only the U.S., but also France and Russia to evade liability for their nuclear suppliers (India is buying reactors from all three countries as payoff for entry into the nuclear club) has convinced many Indians that the plants must be unsafe.
The determination of "not detectable" was based upon the BeadStudio computed detection p-value being greater than 1%.
Therefore, determination of not only mutations but also the number of copies of EGFR is controversial for more certain clarification of likely responders to gefitinib.
There is a general need for efficient solution-based protein-observe methods that enable determination of not only ligand affinities, but which also provide information on possible binding modes, including conformational changes.
Attributing the deadlock in negotiations to the determination of lenders not to see other anti-austerity parties rise in Europe, he added: "The issue is essentially political.
The Conservatives will stick on that theme, and use every available medium to get the message through, despite the current determination of voters not to listen.
The hatred between husband and wife is heightened by the determination of each not to let the other leave and take the children.
Instead of standing as a symbol of courage and the determination of Americans not to be bowed by the events of Sept. 11, 2001, it has become just the opposite.
Probably the same incalculable aegis that protects us all -a stubborn faith in the determination of man not to let himself be blown sky-high, which in the long run is the best civil-defense program yet conceived.
