Sentence examples for determinations to be included from inspiring English sources
However, further studies aimed at confirming this utility are needed in order to propose these determinations to be included in the clinicopathological practice.
We also propose some improvements to the set of criteria commonly used to select the results of the Thellier experiments, in order to further increase the reliability of paleointensity determination finally to be included in databases.
Not all steps may be possible or desirable in a particular assessment, and the determination of which steps to be included depends on the objectives and resources available.
This final review includes a comprehensive evaluation of participants' overall performance in the NETI Programme and determination of their suitability to be included into Talent Groups, where they could be given priority consideration for vacant positions.
Furthermore, transmission characteristics (e.g., coil dimensions) have to be included into the determination.
In reality, the energy correction has to be included in the determination of the quantity for most measurement situations.
PTH determination should be included as a functional index of vitamin D status in future studies.
Genes involved in sex determination may be included in the set of genes noted above with sex-specific expression or containing sex-specific exons (Table S13).
A potential advantage of this diagnostic modality is that molecular phenotypic in addition to tumour phenotypic features could be included in the determination of metastatic potential and potential tumour susceptibility to systemic therapy.
Substances that might be important but where no data were available to make this determination are included to highlight data gaps.
This implies that the principle-concretum type of determination is far from being the only determination shaping the whole of reality; a second type of determination of a non-categorial nature should be included: a determination of the concretum-concretum type (A.6b, 44c).
