Sentence examples for properly determining from inspiring English sources
Dr. Corral's license was suspended in December after the state verified complaints that he had prescribed Percodan, OxyContin, morphine, Valium and other drugs without properly determining a patient's need, and to patients with histories of drug abuse.
To design a weir properly, determining its discharge coefficient is very important.
The Eom method[18] estimates the number of tags by properly determining the number of tags per collision slot.
Properly determining what is in need of protection is a necessary first step in the risk management process, as without asset identification, security measures are often haphazardly selected and deployed.
A prerequisite for reliable RNT dosimetry is thus robust and reproducible SPECT segmentation methods [10], accurate in terms of the ability of properly determining the object border and the object volume, which in turn affects the accuracy of the estimated activity concentration.
As a result, it is possible to uniquely estimate the parameters based on datasets generated in experimental design by properly determining the experimental condition and improving the quality of the measurement.
"The Department of Homeless Services' efforts to properly determine individuals' eligibility are rational, important steps to fulfilling its core mandate".
Mr Justice Coulson has quite properly determined a minimum length of 20 years, but is entitled to proffer his opinion that Will Cornick may never be released.
The report, released on Wednesday, urged the I.R.S. to hasten drawing up its plan so it can properly determine next year whether to expand the program or possibly scrap it.
The Association for Former Pan Am Employees contends that the guaranty corporation did not properly determine the benefits due 65,000 workers of the airline, which filed for bankruptcy protection in 1991 and went out of business.
A To properly determine the legal responsibilities of the parties, it is important to know what items are not being repaired, said Lior Aldad, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, and how extreme the conditions are.
