"than predetermined" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to compare two things or ideas, with the second one being already determined or established. Example: The test results were better than predetermined, exceeding everyone's expectations. In this sentence, "predetermined" implies that there was a set standard or expectation, and the test results surpassed it.
Critical race theory is an open-ended project of inquiry, a set of new questions rather than predetermined answers.
He added that while most authorities had procurement guidelines, they tended to ignore them "when it was inconvenient or when a competitive process might have produced other than predetermined, desired results".
And he said that while most authorities had procurement guidelines, they often ignored them "when it was inconvenient or when a competitive process might have produced other than predetermined, desired results".
By using the conditional logistic regression analysis, the odds ratios for lower than predetermined cutoff levels in patients receiving dialysis were significant for vitamin C, potassium, and the 2 previously mentioned carotenoids (odds ratio between 3.50 and 7.50, P <.05).
Then, if the maximum similarity is more than predetermined threshold, it shows that the test images is one of retina images in dataset, and the image in dataset that causes the maximum similarity is the identity of test image.
The focus has consistently been on 'community' needs (viz. several specific partner communities) rather than predetermined 'thematics', e.g. education, health, or conservation, which often are identified a priori as 'local priorities' by external agencies, such as non-governmental organizations.
The president should be considering each application for clemency on merits rather than predetermining them, because the law gives every person that right, regardless of the nature of their offence".
Only if the value of a current point is bigger than a predetermined threshold and bigger than those of its n neighbors (here n = 4), the current point will be considered as a peak position.
If ( k ) is less than a predetermined maximum iteration value, or the gap is smaller than a predefined toleration gap, terminate the algorithm; otherwise ( k = k + 1 ) and go back to Step 2. A 3-corridor network is constructed, as demonstrated in Fig. 3, to illustrate the proposed accessibility-maximization model.
Its policies will be an "ideologically driven improvisation" rather than a predetermined blueprint.
The process is repeated until the gain is less than a predetermined threshold.
