Sentence examples for perfectly determined by from inspiring English sources

Though the whole shape cannot be perfectly determined by the current data, we find that ρ in the copula LF is high and remarkably stable regarding redshifts (from 0.95 at z = 0 to 0.85 at z = 1.0).

However, the brain sampling of neural activity provided by SEEG electrodes is necessarily limited, implying that the exact spatial extent of the seizure-onset zone cannot be perfectly determined.

Powder seeding conditions under which the reactor window is perfectly screened were determined by experiment.

The results were perfectly consistent with those determined by PCR direct sequencing.

It was found to be K = 3.86 ± 0.01 at 298 °K, a value which perfectly agrees with those determined by theoretical calculations and other experimental techniques.

48 samples used for sequencing were also re-genotyped by TaqMan technique and perfectly matched the genotypes determined by sequencing.

The results of N-terminal sequencing indicated that the first 10 residues of N-terminal protein sequence of all 6 x and y-types subunits deduced from DNA sequences match perfectly to those directly determined by protein sequencing.

My vitalism consists precisely in the thesis that some particles can be related in a way that is not determined by the monadic, perfectly natural properties these particles instantiate, together with their spatiotemporal relations to one another.

At the end of the 19th century, the American economist John Bates Clark hypothesised that in a perfectly competitive economy, demand for labour is determined by its "marginal productivity" and wage rates are determined by the "marginal product" of labour.

One primer set correlated perfectly with the type of Z chromosome as determined by karyotype in our colony (six males: Zsm/Zsm, seven males: Zsm/Zm, one male: Zm/Zm, three females: Zsm).

(So I am still just as much of a metaphysical reductionist as Lewis, for I too hold that all facts about the world are determined by the pattern of instantiation of perfectly natural properties and relations among the fundamental particulars).