Sentence examples for determination presumably from inspiring English sources

That determination presumably will require consideration of the effect, if any, of Soronen, Anslinger, and the Comparative Negligence Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:15-5.1-5.3 (which was not in effect at the time of those decisions).

The noisiness of the contours in Fig. 11a is partly statistical, but most of it comes from systematic errors in the background determination, presumably from faint off-axis sources and nonlinearities in the detector background, mostly in regions outside the plotted tg_d range, which is only about 10% of the 6-tap detector width.

Forty patients (18.1%) died, without previous PD determination, presumably due to PD. Median OS was 25.3 weeks (95% CI, 19.9 33.0) for study H2201 and 27.1 weeks (95% CI, 19.9 39.1) for study H2202 (Table 4; Figure 2B).

How many lives the policy would save is not central to this legal determination and presumably would not change the agency's decision to repeal it.

If "the human spirit" is a reference to the hero's guts and determination, then presumably there are genes for that, and if we knew enough about our genes, they would be part of one's genetic profile.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York would be a key player in the decision on how to provide support and on what basis to huge financial institutions in distress — although the final determination would presumably rest with the Board of Governors in Washington.

Among them, 2689 (91%) started antiretroviral therapy soon after their single off-treatment CD4 determination, which presumably often represented a main criterion for treatment decision.

To achieve sexual plasticity, sex determination is presumably regulated by a system capable of integrating inputs into the regulatory pathway, and able to affect downstream structural gene expression based on those environmental cues.

Furthermore, as with the property-based argument, the right to self-determination is presumably circumscribed by the possibility of harm to others.

Presumably, determination of the expression pattern of a cohort of surface receptors in individual cancer cells will allow better prediction of the clinical response to chemotherapy.

After the '60s, the idiosyncratic exuberance and delight in sensory experience of Mr. Caro's early work is overridden by a determination to uphold the presumably enduring values of high Modernism.