Sentence examples for not predetermination from inspiring English sources

Obviously, genes confer fundamentals, such as the ­capacity for humour or anger, but how much and how we express these is in response to our particular family ­situation, for which we need flexibility, not predetermination.

DF does not require predetermination of predictor variables before model development and is less prone to overfitting of noise.

This increased sensitivity to Slc9a6 loss of function in the female mouse brain could be due to stochastic events in our study and not necessarily genetic predetermination.

The complex and indeterminate nature of clinical learning not only belies the predetermination of what will be learnt in each encounter, but also raises questions about the utility of separating subject matter from teaching methods.

It's not as if Anthony makes a predetermination to take 35 shots and dominate the ball.

However, it is now clear that ASC do not exhibit the same degree of osteoarticular predetermination as BMSC and more manipulation is required to drive ASC into the chondrogenic or osteogenic lineage (Fig. 1).

There isn't total randomness happening here, but neither is there predetermination if we can make choices and are subject to cause and effect.

Hence, VN ethanolic extract predetermination by MTT assay induced cytotoxicity activity in the (HepG2), but not in (WRL68) cells.

Phenomenology does not begin with a hypothesis about the phenomenon of study; this mitigates the influence of predetermination, presumptions, or beliefs (Sokolowski, 2000; van Manen, 1990).

But the impression left is exactly the opposite: of speed, fluency and predetermination.

Hugo wants a plot that is at once about total randomness, and also total predetermination.