Sentence examples for determined at this point from inspiring English sources

"It has not been determined at this point that this is a murder," he said on Tuesday.

That argument was fully set out in the State's Opposition to the Petition for certiorari: 'The effect of the Washington court decision in the instant case is that the meaning of Washington statutes in regard to grand juries cannot be determined at this point.

Effective permeability to water at residual oil saturation was determined at this point.

Therefore, the change in intraosseous concentration of cefazolin over the operating time could not be determined at this point.

However, two issues come to mind in that regard: (1) that the presence or absence of bacteria at the time of obturation cannot be reliably determined at this point and (2) not every root that contains bacteria at the time of obturation will result in failure, again regardless of the position of the root canal procedures that had been performed (Sjögren et al. 1997).

Some measures of diffraction quality can be determined at this point, such as the mosaicity of the crystal and its overall disorder, as observed in the peak widths.

"I am trying to ascertain whether we can determine at this point if we will suffer any loss of business because of our decision and if so, how much?" the analyst wrote.

"The financial impact [of the outage] is difficult to determine at this point but we are encouraged by the traffic that we saw as soon as we came back online," Parker said.

But it's hard to determine, at this point, whether Apex's huge player base and massive Twitch viewership is built out of excitement, or if there's real staying power.

It is difficult to determine at this point if the decisions being made by agencies and their clients are spurred by worries "about an economic downturn," said Joe Mandese, editor of Media Buyer's Daily, a newsletter published by Brill Media Holdings in New York, or by "tactical moves relating to a crisis".

We present and test a numerical method which, given an analytical or numerical solution of the Helmholtz equation in a neighborhood of a fixed observation point and assuming that the geometrical optics approximation is relevant, determines at this point the number of crossing rays and computes their directions and associated complex amplitudes.