Sentence examples for determinations in terms from inspiring English sources
A lanthanide-based assay for ligand receptor interactions provides an attractive alternative to the traditional radiolabeled determinations in terms of sensitivity, throughput, and biohazards.
It is common practice in the VLBI community to measure the accuracy of baseline length determinations in terms of their repeatabilities.
And we as a society are going to have to make some very serious determinations in terms of what risks are we willing to accept.
In an approach less rigorous than Ricardo's, Malthus discussed the problem of price determination in terms of an institutionally determined "effective demand," a phrase that he invented.
"I don't think we've made a determination in terms of campaigning," said press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
To investigate the status of source strength determination in terms of reference air kerma rate (RAKR) for HDR and PDR 192Ir brachytherapy in Sweden.
I think it is important for us to let the investigators do their jobs and make a determination in terms of who was responsible for carrying out these heinous acts.
In it, he offered me his congratulations and praised my determination, in terms that were deeply gratifying, if a little over the top he told me that I "represent the promise of the American Dream". Of course, it wasn't a personal letter; the signature at the bottom was a facsimile.
In order to calibrate the depth determination in terms of the collection time difference, we have developed a statistical calibration technique which involves illuminating opposite sides of the detector with photons of known energy and requiring self-consistency of the measured mean free path of the photons on both sides.
What we can see in this attempt to conceive the link as it is prior to its determination in terms of man and God is an attempt to make the link be as open as possible.
By trying to define causal determination in terms of a set of prior sufficient conditions, we inevitably fall into the mess of an open-ended list of negative conditions required to achieve the desired sufficiency.
