Sentence examples for predetermined to a from inspiring English sources

Everything we do isn't predetermined to a genre.

He proposes that an individual might be genetically predetermined, to a particular set-point, to which he/she might return after both ups and downs.

Therefore, our result indicates that reprogramming-resistant regions in SCNT embryos tend to be predetermined to a degree by the type of donor cells.

Moreover, detailed morphological and cellular analyses by N Druckenbroad and L Goodrich (personal communication) revealed that both type I and II SGNs show stereotyped path-finding behaviors, supporting the idea that each SGN subtype may be predetermined to an extent.

For radioactive PCR using Taq Polymerase (PN-M712; Promega, GoTaq Green Master Mix, Madison, WI), one PCR oligo was P-5′-end-labeled, and cycle numbers were confined to a range predetermined to yield a per cycle log2 linear increase in signal intensity (typically 15 23 cycles).

As a teacher, I believe that children do not have to experience math as daunting and unwieldy, and that a portion of the population is not predetermined to use a calculator to figure out real-life problems.

"I always thought my life was predetermined to be a normal life – house, children, golf," Sozzani says in the movie.

The text discusses two groups of problems: 1) the question of the selected objects belonging to a predetermined to significative group; 2) an attempt to analyse the factors creating the human context in architecture.

For only with that argument in place can the President credibly place Romney as the advocate of a strategy predetermined to fail -- a Reagan Mark-2 that can only make the rich richer by swelling the ranks of the American poor.

Healthy outpatients predetermined to receive cosmetic BT-A injections to treat self-perceived forehead wrinkles were approached using mass emails.

An investigation last year by outside lawyers for Enron into accusations of improprieties raised in an anonymous employee letter to the chairman was hampered by restrictions placed by executives, causing the findings to be "largely predetermined," according to a report from a committee of Enron's board.