Sentence examples for traditionally been determined from inspiring English sources

THE desirability of a Long Island office building has traditionally been determined by rental price, amenities and a location close to major highways.

The urban heat island (UHI) effect has traditionally been determined using ambient air temperatures or land surface temperatures derived from satellite observations.

While the distribution of the fungus has traditionally been determined by counting the fruit bodies, this method has a major drawback in that fruit bodies are not produced consistently every year, and the absence of fruit bodies is not an indication of the absence of its mycelium in the soil.

Priorities for cancer research in the UK have traditionally been determined by individual funding bodies, usually involving the scientific community.

DNA-binding specificities have traditionally been determined by experimental techniques such as DNase I footprinting and electromobility shift assay [ 8, 9].

The choice of US or MRI has traditionally been determined by the clinician based on personal preference and experience rather than on evidence-based guidelines.

Given a pattern Λ, the exact distribution of X n traditionally has been determined using combinatoric analysis on a case by case basis.

This approach provides a new perspective (i.e., the landscape structure) on forest management, which traditionally has been determined on the basis of individual forest stands.

Traditionally, the approach has been determined by patient age and comorbidities.

Traditionally transporter topology has been determined using hydrophobicity plots which determine the locations of the hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions of the transporter (based on the properties of the amino acids) which correspond to the TM regions, extracellular/cytoplasmic regions respectively.

Traditionally cancer research priorities have been determined using a "group" model of decision-making, where options are advocated for by spokespersons and a judgement of quality and merit made by the group.