Sentence examples similar to pre determinations from inspiring English sources

A pre-determination of endpoint(s) to be defined is critical during planning of resistance assays.

The importance of pre-determination of design criteria is an essential part of the design.

sabab) aimed at safeguarding the Sunni doctrine of omnipotence and divine pre-determination against the criticism of Mu'tazilites and Shiites.

Hence, a pre-determination of prediction modes will reduce the coding complexity without significant fluctuations in the rendered view quality.

Sperm appeared to be partially capacitated during the flow cytometric-sorting process used for sex pre-determination.

Safe application of metal nanoparticles as therapeutic agent needs a pre-determination of biological effect of the particles at the borderline toxicity [37].

Often, such pre-determination of model parameters may not be feasible because the seismicity is localized (e.g., reservoir associated seismicity) or the model parameters are spatially inhomogeneous.

Positioning of the prosthetic valve is aided by pre-determination of the annular plane orientation using pre-procedure MDCT and rotational angiography with fluoroscopy during the procedure (Fig. 8).

Jobbik insists that it is not racist, since the "unique form of delinquency" which the Roma are responsible for, it claims, can be explained by "their peculiar socio-cultural background, not genetic pre-determination".

We introduce a new mathematical framework for the simple and popular single-wall calibration phantom with a plane equation pre-determination step and the use of differential measurements to obtain accurate measurements.

Avicenna's determinist ontology, where every event in the created world is by itself contingent (mumkim al-wujûd bi-dhâtihi) yet also necessitated by something else (wâjib al-wujûd bi-ghayrihi), provided a suitable interpretation of God's pre-determination and is readily adopted by al-Ghazâlî although he never admits that or uses Avicenna's language.