Sentence examples for effectively predetermined from inspiring English sources
In fact, the group says the system appears to be so rigged that "the outcomes of most Congressional races are effectively predetermined long before the election takes place".
"You can't have any serious diplomacy under U.S. auspices if the U.S. has effectively predetermined the outcome of that process".
"You can't have any serious diplomacy under U.S. auspices if the U.S. has effectively predetermined the outcome of that process," said Rabbani.
As the number of cases was effectively predetermined, a power calculation, rather than a sample size calculation, was performed.
He has postponed the latter, first by setting up an enquiry with an effectively predetermined outcome (recommending only a 2020 target in the range 5-15%) and then this week announcing that he would accept only the very lowest target in that range -- a derisory 5%.
FGF8 can effectively predetermine mouse BMSCs and C2C12 cell line to differentiate to osteoblasts and increase bone formation in vitro.
These effects are genetically predetermined, inducibility notwithstanding.
This anecdote nicely depicts the major problem I want to discuss in this essay: In a society where the circulation of symbolic forms including forms of public self-presentation is heavily controlled and predetermined, how doeself-presentation istacheavilylf from the dominant symbolicontrolled
"Nothing is predetermined.
"It is all predetermined.
