Sentence examples for impartially determined from inspiring English sources

"To achieve an end to the drawn-out dispute … the president proposes that the determination of the amount he is to pay should be independently and impartially determined," said a presidential statement.

To impartially determine if rapamycin treatment resulted in reduced PfAMA1 expression, the average pixel intensity within a 70 pixel diameter region encompassing the schizonts was measured.

Google has consistently denied these accusations, saying its search results are determined impartially by its software algorithm.

It is their job to examine the evidence impartially and to determine innocence or guilt.

Each cultivar was analyzed also with non-destructive vis/NIR spectroscopy in order to determine impartially the ripening stage.

The individual facts of each case matter, and a juror's race alone does not determine impartially.

Our approach assumes that the toxicological importance of a response profile generated in qHTS applications should be determined by a robust framework to impartially classify tested substances and limit the return of false negatives.

She said: "I was determined that the inquiry got to the bottom of the issues and if I don't command their confidence to run the panel fairly and impartially then I need to get out of the way".

We should carefully analyze the responsibilities of the attorney general and then closely scrutinize Senator Ashcroft's extensive record to determine whether he can fully, impartially and adequately perform all of those duties.

Lady Neuberger's passing comments on Twitter have absolutely no bearing on Lord Neuberger's ability to determine the legal questions in this case impartially, according to the law of the land".

Hamburger persuasively argues that discharging the duty of judicial review entails independently and impartially investigating the meaning of the law of the land and determining whether government officials' actions are consistent with that higher law, without deference to those officials' beliefs or desires.