Sentence examples for determinations made by from inspiring English sources

Criteria for the indication-to-treat group were having a GAPD score greater than four and caseness determined by the K-SADS, with both determinations made by the psychosocial counselor.

Their acts are listed as moderate, serious or severe — which are subjective, undefined determinations made by individual caseworkers.

Whether that contributed to the collision with the Japanese vessel will be among the determinations made by a formal court of inquiry convening here on Monday, officials here said.

But it shouldn't be allowed to distract from the broader truth, which is that Iraqis and the rest of us are still living with the consequences of the initial determinations made by President Bush, Vice-President Dick Cheney, and their colleagues.

Furthermore, The Community Environmental Response Facilitation Act (CERFA) amended CERCLA to require that the EPA concur with uncontaminated property determinations made by the DOD at NPL sites.

Weak, although not statistically significant, agreement was found between the version determinations made by the attending and senior resident when compared to the PGY1, respectively (ORTHO vs. PGY1: 0.061, PGY4 vs. PGY1: 0.110, p > 0.05, Table 2).

We work part-time, but we adjudicate upon every draft determination made by our fulltime staff.

How much less is ultimately a determination made by the dealer.

That was the same determination made by the replay officials, who are not replacements.

This seems to be a determination made by hard evidence and the applicable laws in the state of Florida".

But Arab nationalism was stillborn; the promise of self-determination made by America's president, Woodrow Wilson, was not applied to Egyptians demanding the end of British rule.