Sentence examples for mere determination of from inspiring English sources
Sections 101.5614 5) and (6) also support the proposition that the "error in vote tabulation" encompasses more than a mere determination of whether the vote tabulation system is functioning.
Writing about the series in November of that year, Roger Angell observed, The two participants in this unusual, north-south mid-American beer-town matchup — the Grand Ole Opry of baseball, Gorman Thomas called it — presented so many co-existent similarities and contrasts at the outset that some larger conclusion than the mere determination of a winner seemed to be at issue.
To say that something exists in actuality, Feuerbach maintains, is to say that it exists not only as a figment of someone's imagination, or as a mere determination of their consciousness, but that it exists for itself independently of consciousness.
Mere determination of the ventricular volume was previously not successful in identifying clinically relevant hydrocephalus [ 7, 8].
In particular, combined analysis of Pin1 protein levels and TP53 missense mutations has been shown to outperform the mere determination of TP53 mutational status as the predictor of clinical outcome (48).
This selection will probably be more complex than a mere determination of the mistletoe lectin level of the various extracts, because: a) the sensitivity profile towards isolated MLI did not parallel that towards VAPs, and b) the mistletoe lectin content of the various extracts was not always proportional to the corresponding cytotoxic effect.
Frankfurt needs to show what is defective in a mesh being brought about in these deviant manners (and how mere determination does not share these defective features of the manipulation cases).
All go beyond the determination of mere structure activity relationships and are founded on different aspects of the nanomaterial life cycle.
But the contemporary understanding of autonomy within the field of bioethics has been distinctly unKantian in its jettisoning of Kant's metaphysics of action and his key distinction between autonomy, defined as allegiance to universal and rational moral law, and heteronomy, defined as the determination of action by "mere" individually defined interests.
There are, however, two different kinds of indeterminacy: privative indeterminacy (the mere absence of determination, that is, the indeterminacy of what can be conceived regardless of its determinations, though being in itself fully determinable) and negative indeterminacy (that is, the indeterminacy of what is so simple and subsistent as not to allow any further determination).
There are currently no simplified practical tests that allow an accurate determination of anaerobic capacity besides the mere measurement of sprint time.
