Sentence examples for determination under from inspiring English sources

Their expression profile in C. gigas is consistent with conserved roles in sex determination, under a proposed model where a novel testis-determining CgSoxH may serve as a primary regulator, directly or indirectly interacting with a testis-promoting CgDsx and an ovary-promoting CgFoxL2.

We study the complexity of (approximate) winner determination under the Monroe and Chamberlin Courant multiwinner voting rules, which determine the set of representatives by optimizing the total satisfaction or dissatisfaction of the voters with their representatives.

Few of us spotted the steely determination under the laid-back exterior.

Nevertheless, there was quiet passion and determination under the donnish exterior.

Unfortunately, its scope was limited, and it failed to provide a satisfactory explanation of price determination under conditions of oligopoly.

"Health officials in Maine have been notified of her arrangements and will make a determination under their own laws on her treatment when she arrives," it said.

Mr. Cameron said the islanders were entitled to the right of self-determination under the United Nations Charter, and were not colonialists, as Argentina has said.

"The Kurds will take their right to self-determination under any political regime, with President Assad or without him," said Haval Mahmud, a militiaman with the Democratic Union Party, known by its Kurdish-language abbreviation, P.Y.D., in Qamishli.

On Wednesday, a group of lawyers will gather for the London launch of International Lawyers for West Papua (ILWP), to raise awareness about West Papua and to present the legal case that Papuans have the right to self-determination under international law.

At the heart of VW's problem, they have suggested, is Germany's system of "co-determination", under which companies with more than 2,000 workers must draw at least half of their supervisory board members either from the workforce directly or from trade unions.

It says that if a state, before choosing presidential electors, has enacted laws on the handling of any contest "by judicial or other methods," determinations under those laws shall be conclusive when the electoral vote is counted.