Sentence examples for formally determining from inspiring English sources

As a final exercise aimed at more formally determining the extent of convergence in each of the 12 COICOP groups of goods and services across the 50 provinces forming Spain, we apply the pairwise convergence approach of Pesaran (2007a) to each of these groups of goods and services over the 1994.1 2015.11 period.

While the extent of clinical use is not definitively known, the GRACE score appears to be commonly used as research tool for formally determining patient risk in the context of research studies, rather than as a tool for clinical decision making.

"The manner in which Governor Schwarzenegger will participate in 'The Expendables' has not yet been formally determined," she said.

John I of Castile formally determined the first council's structure in 1386, adding four members, usually lawyers, to the former eight-member group.

The video's authenticity has not been formally determined by American officials, but retired American military officers and intelligence analysts said that it appeared to be authentic.

I do not feel the sublime when I look at a city, however impressive it might be in proportion and shadow, for the reason that a city is designed, in its substance it has been formally determined, and it has been named already by the fact of its creation.

As formally determined as his project may be, with its clever variations in perspective and perception, it is ultimately a naturalistic gesture, intended to liberate the hidden portions, the shadings and the undertones, of individuals who would be reduced to stereotypes in a more conventional representation.

On the other hand, the problem is formally determined in two dimensions and therefore more difficult.

The effectiveness factor is formally determined by solving a two-point boundary value problem, often numerically.

Strictly speaking, the institutes submit a proposal to the Minister of Education, who then formally determines the final attainment levels.

It is known that the confidence in a relationship is formally determined not just by the correlation coefficient but also by the number of pairs in the data.