Sentence examples for predetermined by target from inspiring English sources

This is in sharp contrast to microarray analysis, where expression profile and scope of analysis is predetermined by target design typically employing a limited number of the most commonly characterized genes [17].

Mechanisms of action of classes of drugs are predetermined by purpose of the drug, the systemic target(s) of the drug, and some pharmacodynamic idea of therapeutic limits, and not by treating the pharmacologic characterization of the drug as an antitoxicologic mechanism.

Symptom categories were haematology specific and predetermined by clinical experts, thereby limiting options that could be selected to those commonly associated with the target diseases.

But since 1987, everything about the debates has been predetermined by the party bosses who run Washington.

The terms of the first venture round would not be predetermined by the loan.

Man could not will his salvation; his future state had been predetermined by God.

A verdict for Mr. Bo, most likely predetermined by party leaders, is expected in early September.

Even underdogs generally agree that some outcomes are predetermined by the mapmakers.

But we are confident that the success is, by and large, predetermined by our resolve to cooperate energetically and constructively.

Yet even that embrace, the book shows, is predetermined by the exigencies of American capitalism and its bromides.

Of course, there is not much reason to publish this letter since its content is predetermined by my genetic coding — unless I have the good fortune that "the Decider" of letters to the editor is predetermined to accept it.