Administrative determinations which are not commands may for all practical purposes determine rights as effectively as the judgment of a court, and may be reexamined by courts under particular statutes providing for the review of 'orders'orders
First, it provides a proxy for species-level determinations, which were not available for the entire collection (and rarely are available for collections of this size).
Compound 4 was tested for its biological activity against MMP‐2, MMP‐12, MMP‐13 and MMP‐14 at an inhibitor concentration of 6.5 μ m in single‐point determinations, which were averaged over three measurements.
The strength of risk assessments for transgenic biofeedstock crops depends on flexibility for case-specific determinations which are designed on the basis of problem formulation and use sequential approaches for data development and risk characterization.
The determination, which was in his hands largely because the two were in federal custody, means that they will be tried separately in two Virginia state courts.
Briefly, samples were degassed at 300 °C for 3 h prior to NH3 adsorption isotherm determination, which was conducted from 80 to 800 Torr at 35 °C.
The principle of self-determination, which was initially applied to aid colonies seeking independence, cuts a broader swath now, they argue, and should be understood as limiting a nation's effort to expel a territory.
Within 30 days after the completion of the hearing, such Secretary shall affirm or revise the determination which was the subject of the hearing and shall notify the Director of any revision of the determination and shall publish any such revision in the Federal Register.
The determination, which was included in a letter from the counsel, Robert F. Griffin, and addressed to regional board directors nationwide, found that scholarship football players at private colleges like Northwestern, Stanford and Notre Dame have employment rights and are protected by law should they seek to bargain for a safer work environment, or request pay.
