Although the caliph enjoyed little authority, had no power, and was of dubious authenticity, the mere fact that the Mamlūks chose to maintain the institution in Cairo is a measure of their determination to dominate the Arab-Islamic world and to legitimize their own rule.
The drive to excel is the measure of both determination and success in Israel.
"It's the measure of his determination and his character, that he still shows the same desire to bowl his overs, take his wickets and carry on the good work".
It is suggested that telomere attrition may be better understood as a direct measure of longevity determination and to only have an indirect association with age changes.
Third, in the absence of assessment of individual patients' socioeconomic status the use of proxy measures for determination of urbanization and poverty status may have introduced some misclassification.
Thus, to provide an approximation of this capacity, Arc's Measure of Self-Determination (capacity to determine their own fate) [ 46], Self-Efficacy for Managing Chronic Disease (capability to perform in a goal-directed manner) [ 53], and Partners in Health (PIH) self-management questionnaire (the ability to participate in the management of one's health condition) [ 45] will be used.
"This is a small measure of self-determination," James Jones, of the DC Vote campaign, told the Guardian.
However, the act failed to grant the measure of self-determination that Puerto Ricans had demanded in light of the democratic tradition of the United States, because key officials, including the governor, remained presidential appointees and were thus beyond local control.
Body weight was measured for determination of weight reduction on the day of tumor implantation as well as at the end of the experiments.
In most previous studies, only a single nuclide, typically 10Be, is measured for determination of catchment-averaged denudation rate.
