Sentence examples for made in determining from inspiring English sources
"The underwater search has produced no results so far and the assumptions made in determining the ATSB priority search area should be re-examined".
At the same time, progress was made in determining the abundances of stars of the different population types by means of high-dispersion spectra obtained with large reflecting telescopes having a coudé focus arrangement.
(independent and identically distributed) assumption often made in determining maximum live load distribution.
The thin acoustic boundary layer approximation has been made in determining fluid vorticity in the vicinity of solid boundaries.
Great progress is being made in determining 3D structures of biological assemblies ranging from icosahedral viruses and helical arrays to small membrane proteins and protein complexes.
Little progress has been made in determining the combining ability and gene action controlling early storage root yield (SRY) and disease resistance traits in the Ugandan cassava germplasm.
They also indicate some of the judgment calls that the judge overseeing the case, Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum of Federal District Court, must make in determining what exactly she will tell the jury on Wednesday to guide them to a verdict.
But rather than simply speculate on which capricious way the voting might go, I thought it might be productive to reflect on the kinds of decisions Tony voters had to make in determining this year's winners.
And till now, researchers have made progress in determining the main constituents of tea aroma and its formation during manufacturing.
Nevertheless, significant advances have been made recently in determining the protein components of mitochondrial FASII in both yeast [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6] and mammals [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12].
Consolidation appears inevitable, but with the help of the ACR, radiologists should have a vibrant future if investments are made now in determining appropriate radiology-specific value measures that are meaningful in consolidated health care environments.
