Sentence examples for merely determined by from inspiring English sources
Rarity is not merely determined by the number of individuals in a species, it is also about how unusual that species is.
In this paper we pursue the hypothesis that acceptance of the energy transition is not merely determined by technology acceptance but also by the perception of socio-institutional stakeholders and the perception of fairness.
Such costs are not merely determined by the storm's power, but also by where exactly they hit.
With different modes come different levels of inclusiveness and closure, which importantly determines how issues are circulated, how actors show agency, how actors are positioned in power relations and how outcomes are never merely determined by knowledge positions.
First, attitudes and behaviour towards AFVs are not merely determined by environmental considerations, but are the outcome of a complex trade-off involving economic [69,74,89], performance [66,74,86] and psychological factors [67] including less conscious determinants such as status [52] and symbolic motives [67].
With the progress of system biology and bionetwork, we know that the biological potency of an ideal drug may not merely determined by the inhibition of a single target, but rather by the rebalancing of several proteins or events, which contribute to the etiology, pathogeneses, and progression of a complex disease [13] [26].
I am not merely causally determined by nature or norms but act in light of norms that I can challenge and transform.
Thus, cell fate in cortical development may not merely be determined by turning on or off a handful of genes, but rather controlled at the genomic level by a nuclear global alteration of the chromatin state.
Is 'what is said' (as opposed to merely implied) determined by linguistic conventions, or is it an aspect of 'speaker's meaning'?
In these cells, the cell death may be merely associated with apoptosis, but not determined by apoptosis.
The real world is not merely an outcome determined by ineluctable laws of science, and acting as if it is denies the possibility of genuine innovation.
