Sentence examples for making determination of from inspiring English sources

The 2004 work had only 3 observations, each of which used a different pointing offset, making determination of pile-up parameters problematic.

Availability of seeds after 30 cm of soil was removed (to simulate available seed bank if the wetland was to be restored) in crop land use wetlands was low (2 52 seeds/wetland) making determination of wetland zonation difficult.

The proposed robust technique employs filtering since recorded signals are quite noisy, making determination of properties of individual components a very difficult task.

In that case, the tests are not independent measures and do nothing to relate the screening test findings to the true status of the cervix, making determination of false-negatives, and thus sensitivity, specificity, and negative predictive value, impossible.

Although we collected data for all of the nominalizations (and for intra-annotator agreement, as well as for inter-annotator agreement), software problems with the Knowtator tool necessitated painful manual collection of the IAA data and calculating IAA manually, making determination of IAA practical for only a subset of the verbs and slots.

The remaining cases of diaphyseal chondroblastomas synchronously involve the neighboring epimetaphysis, making determination of the initiation point impossible [2].

"It has been a stain on our democracy to permit profit-making entities to be handed the responsibility of making determinations of individual liberty," Mauer said.

Machine vision's ability to match not only human-level accuracy in radiology but also human-level interpretability is particularly important in making determinations of legal liability for physician medical malpractice.

Among the most notorious prongs of the traffic division is the Incident Unit, which rolls around the city from accident to accident, making determinations of blame and plucking errant cars from the road.

10. "Our results call into question why the U.S. tort system persists in making determinations of negligence when compensation for medical injury is being considered.

Budget increases or decreases are given in terms of percentages — with no base expenditure data — making determinations of overall spending on various sectors a fool's errand.