Sentence examples for later determination from inspiring English sources

When species determination was not possible by sight, bumble bees were caught with a net and either determined to species on site or brought to the laboratory for later determination.

At delivery, umbilical cord blood was collected for the later determination of serum ionized magnesium levels.

A later determination by Clarke in 1880 reflected the several geodetic surveys that had been conducted during the interim.

The Court's entire argument is based on the assumption that the fraud-on-the-market presumption need not be shown at certification because it will be proved later on the merits; insofar as certification makes that later determination unlikely to occur, it at least counsels against the certitude with which the Court assures us that its gloss on Basic is correct.

The court having considered the affidavits, we conclude only that the District Court did not err by refusing to consider them; we leave for later determination by that court the question of the admissibility of testimony by Dr. Loube and Dr. Dingus under the Montana Rules of Evidence.

Dried shoot material was milled for later determination of total N and P concentration.

Samples were then frozen for later determinations of symbiont concentration using an inverted microscope (Leica, Wetzlar, Germany) and the Histolab 5.2.3 image analysis software (Microvision, Every, France), according to Rodolfo-Metalpa et al.77.77

Serum was separated and kept frozen at -70°C for later determinations of SAA, Hp and LBP.

Later determinations, i.e., 24 hr after O3 exposure for RAA and 30 min after 03 exposure for CPK, revealed no significant differences when compared to control animals.

A validation study comparing prospectively determined time to pregnancy and a later retrospective determination, with a median recall of 14 years, found 80% sensitivity and 95% specificity for infertility (time to pregnancy of ≥ 12 months) (Joffe et al. 1993).

Nor does the opinion's reasoning permit an inference that "finality" turns on the order's importance, or the availability (or lack of availability) of an avenue for appeal from the different, later, agency determination that might emerge after remand.