Sentence examples for matter of determining from inspiring English sources

"It's just a matter of determining where the deal should go.

It's also a matter of determining what kind of vegetarian you want to be.

Diagnosing a brain as "dead" is a matter of determining the function of its most primitive area, the brain stem.

"We're just hoping it can be fixed, but there's a dispute about who owns the lake, and there's a matter of determining who is responsible".

It is not merely a matter of determining a single point of view, and remaining steadfastly faithful to it like that fanatical Uccello once used to do.

As the Microsoft II court itself acknowledged, the issue before it was the construction to be placed upon a single provision of a consent decree that, although animated by antitrust considerations, was nevertheless still primarily a matter of determining contractual intent.

It is a matter of determined will".

This is accomplished by applying a validity framework to the matter at hand that of determining the tenability of causal claims.

Currently, the only two variables that matter in terms of determining a teacher's salary are the number of years he or she has been teaching and whether he or she has a masters degree.

While there are ample statistical methods for comparing FROC curves, when one is interested in comparing the outcomes of 2 CAD systems applied in a typical clinical setting, there is the additional matter of correctly determining the system operating point.

The tenth of a point that Yang lost in the erroneous start value would have mathematically spelled the difference between HammÂ’s gold-medal finish and YangÂ’s third place one, but the judges ruled it was not a simple matter of math determining the result.