The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California, for example, determined the impact of planting shade trees and found that costs of cooling dropped 8to18percentent and the costs of heating declined 2 to 8percentt when a residential building was provided with a tree canopy roughly equal to two strategically placed trees.
Such songs ("After the Ball," for example) determined the success of the new sheet music and phonograph industries and remained at the heart of European and American popular music throughout the 20th century not only in sales terms but as the pop form that has best expressed a public mood or emotion.
External calcium concentration can, for example, determine the conductance of sodium across the cardiac cell membranes.
For example, determining the pricing strategy for a portfolio of products is no small feat, but experienced consultants well understand what analytics are needed.
Thus, the proportionate sizes of the legs, arms, and back of a garden bench, for example, determine the scale of the seat.
Officials have said that in some cases – for example, determining the new search area – multiple teams have worked independently so that their calculations can be checked against each other.
It can only run a specific algorithm used for a specific kind of problem that requires selecting the best option in a situation with many competing requirements for example, determining the most efficient delivery route around a city.
I hope to accomplish three tasks in this example: determine the phylogenetic relationships among these five groups, decide how dinosaurs are related to them, and then represent their phylogenetic relationships in a cladogram.
For example, determining the relative time of an event with respect to the record date, whether an event is attributable to the patient's history or the patient's family history, and differentiating between current and prior smoking status.
For example, determining the extent to which a medical procedure or intervention affects performance of everyday cognitive tasks can provide useful information that can potentially guide decision-making regarding treatment options.
The most commonly employed systems of classification are those based on analyses that can be performed relatively easily in the laboratory for example, determining the percentage of volatile matter lost upon heating to about 950 °C (about 1,750 °F) or the amount of heat released during combustion of the coal under standard conditions (see also coal utilization).
