But for a November wedding reception or dinner, the rate is more likely to be determined strictly by a per-person charge, she said.
It can also be extremely helpful, they said, when students apply for merit scholarships, which are not based on financial need and are often determined strictly by grades and SAT scores.
Organisms [with open behavior] have the potential to develop a wide range of values, whether moral or immoral, not determined strictly, or exclusively, by their genes.
To take a simple case: if there are three possible combinations of alleles at a given locus in a population, we can characterize the outcome of a reproductive cycle as 'chance' if each of the three possible combinations occurs at a frequency determined strictly by the laws of probability.
It is important to note that this method is fundamentally different from other protein interaction-based function detection algorithms where the function of a target protein is determined strictly by its interaction partners.
Family members were determined strictly by identical seed sequences (2nd 7th nts from the 5' end).
We emphasize that, as should be the case in all well designed training → test prediction studies, the discretization parameters (cut-off points) are determined strictly from the training sample and are used to discretize the test sample.
When Canada's universal health care system was established in the 1960s, all family physicians were paid on a Fee-For-Service (FFS) basis in which remuneration is directly tied to services rendered and payment is determined strictly by the type of service provided.
The three solitary species examined do not live in groups and hence also do not possess non-reproducing helpers, so their low scores (0.09 0.14) are determined strictly by the proportion of their lives that they spend in their natal burrow prior to dispersal.
To determine how strictly practitioners interpreted trial data and FDA indication, we described which other drugs were delivered in combination with first-line bevacizumab.
