Sentence examples for produce determinations from inspiring English sources

4 5 Both processes produce determinations intended to guide decisions on technology adoption.

Simple calculations suggest that detector arrays on existing strain diffractometers do indeed produce strain determinations which are representative of the 'true' state of the sample, but that care will have to be taken with analysis of data from designs proposed for second generation diffractometers.

Too often, authorities attribute church burnings to "natural" or "structural" causes--lightning strikes or faulty wiring--to produce quick determinations.

Therefore, the in vitro methodology was able to produce consistent determinations of metal releases, with high metal recoveries, a basic requirement for a reliable estimation of mouthing exposure.

The Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager (HMI) instrument onboard the Solar Dynamics Observatory SDOO) has produced accurate determinations of the solar oblateness from 2010 to 2015.

Normalization of lead X-ray amplitudes to that of the elastically backscattered 88 keV gamma-rays produces a determination of the concentration of lead in bone mineral that is accurate and insensitive to variations in measurement or bone geometry.

In this article we present nine radiocarbon age determinations producing a minimum age and a minimum age range for a regionally distinct rock art style known as the Northern Running Figures from Red Lily Lagoon, western Arnhem Land Australia.

These molecular analyses reveal how nucleotide changes in duplicated copies of genes and allelic variants can produce new sex determination genes and diverse mechanisms.

Neither pp67 mRNA assay, nor CMV monitor or antigenemia pp65 determinations produced results readily distinguishable between patients with and without disease.

We suggest that this role is independent of the sex determination process as no sex-specific lethality has been observed and the other components (fem and csd) regulating sex determination produce no lethal phenotype (Beye et al. 2003; Hasselmann et al. 2008; Gempe et al. 2009).

Justice Scalia, who is often attracted to bright line rules, said allowing case-by-case determinations would produce endless litigation.